coming soon: portfolio number two

Aug 10, 2009

[One of the cartoons from the book etc….]
After the great success of the “Portfolio Number One” launch, we’ve decided to do another one i.e. Portfolio Number Two.
And like last time, all images chosen will be taken from my book, IGNORE EVERYBODY.
So if you’ve read the book already, I’d love to hear your feedback. Which cartoon(s) from the book do you think would make good “cube grenades”? Please feel free to leave a comment below, Thanks!

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[Backstory: About Hugh. Twitter. Newsletter. Book.. Interview One. Interview Two. EVIL PLANS. Limited Edition Prints. Private Commissions. Cube Grenades.]

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Anonymous

15 years ago

One of the best cartoons seemed to have been missed out in the book: “I don’t want to be friends – I want to eat you.”!

david

15 years ago

The powerpoint cartoon – I think I probably laughed the hardest at that one – classic and way too true.

Bob

15 years ago

The Welcome to NOBODY CARES population: 6 billion sign

Frank O'Grady

15 years ago

My vote for cube grenade —>
The one that bubbles up to the surface of awareness again and again is . . .
company hierarchy: – sociopaths
– clueless
– losers

universe21

15 years ago

another really good one that surprisingly didn’t make it to the book was “haunted by his own potential” ! Excellent !

Bill Childs

15 years ago

We all have our own personal Mt. Everest to climb.

Hannah Lachman

15 years ago

Future Belongs To The Geeks
Enrich/Simplify
Great Ideas
Software/User

malik

15 years ago

welcome to nobody cares… is definitely one of my favourites.
i also liked ‘i let jesus into my heart, no the bastard won’t fucking leave’ and ‘quality isn’t job one. being totally fucking amazing is job one’ quite a lot.

John

15 years ago

I agree with the first comment here…
“I don’t want to be friends – I want to eat you” has always been my favourite cartoon of yours, I have a copy on my desk at work 🙂

Veebeep

15 years ago

What a tough question! I loved all of the above, of course, and from the book, “3 little words,” is like an R D Laing poem. That and “how DARE you love me…” Those are deep. Then there’s the indictment of our possible growing inability to relate intimately: “Was it good for you?”
Scathing! “I no longer have feelings” is too true of our erstwhile money-grubbing/consumer society. Hopefully the silver lining of our crises–eco and financial–will usher in a global return (as in the Hundredth Monkey Theory) of said feelings.
You know I could go on………………

clay

15 years ago

any cartoons rattling around with the “human tapeworm” theme? “Companies that squelch creativity…” is my favorite chapter, but the cartoons don’t fit the content exactly.

PPC4

15 years ago

Hugh-
enrich/simplify for a cube grenade and for business cards we can order.
I’ve just finished the book. It was f’ing awesome. I loved the format, style, and content. Its absolutely pertinent to anyone actively trying to do something special with their lives.
Thanks for putting it all out there.
PPC4

blumonster

15 years ago

Why not have just copied it to the ‘t’?
Just wonderin’..

Elisa Robyn

15 years ago

Love the book and your cards. The format is great…an easy read with lots of humor and just the right amount of real advice and inspiration. Thanks!

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