Sorry You're Sick; How About You Work Anyway - FF Number 13

Did this for a friend of mine at work, years ago. The names have been changed, and the story has been butchered, but the problems are real... wait for it ...ly made up (I stole that joke from my friend, Chris).
They didn't actually want her to work in the hospital, of course.
(c) Stephen Hesselman, 2002

Laugh, Or Else - FF Number 12

(c) Stephen Hesselman, 2002

Parents Are the Best - FF Number 11

I mean, really... who else bought half of all the stuff we sold for school fundraisers when we were kids?
(c) Stephen Hesselman, 2002

When Froot Have Nightmares - FF Number 10

Yeah, I know, I need help. But I think it's funnier than, say, a nightmare about spiders or something. I hate spiders.
(c) Stephen Hesselman, 2002

What Tupperware is Good For - FF Number 9

Tupperware isn't really useful to a piece of fruit - that's a given. But houses are useful, of course.
(c) Stephen Hesselman, 2002

Love in Scotland - FF Number 8

I wish I could afford to go to Scotland on a whim.
(c) Stephen Hesselman, 2002

Drawing on Airplanes

Hey howdy,

I had some free time this afternoon, and thought I'd finish something small I'd started. I thought it'd take about an hour to wrap it up, and it did... small investment of time for a good feeling of accomplishment. If you're like me, you might start an awful lot of things, and see a rather sad percentage of them through to the end. This isn't a large project... only a picture I started when I was on a business trip earlier this year, while on an airplane. Since it's not a children's book, comic book, or series of illustrations, it seemed like a nice idea just to wrap it up; one less thing hanging around that I wish I'd done. It's been sitting in a pile of papers, half-inked, for months and months. I kind of like it, though it's unusual for me to draw something with no people or cartoon characters in it. I hope you like it too.

Hope you have a good day. Wish it wasn't going to get dark an hour earlier starting tomorrow!

Steve

Wind, Waves, and Clouds at 40,000 feet or so.
(c) Stephen Hesselman, 2008

Fruit Eating Froot - Some Things Are Just Wrong - FF Number 7

After starting a cartoon about talking fruit, you start thinking about what kind of things they would eat.
Isn't that awful? I think the live-in, talking worm was a nice touch as well.
(c) Stephen Hesselman, 2002