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I'm So Sorry Little Man, I Thought You Were a Hand-Puppet: 250 Cartoons by Andrew Weldon by Andrew Weldon (Paperback, 2002)

I'm so sorry little man, I thought you were a hand-puppet is the first collection of cartoons by one of one Australia's funniest, smartest and sharpest humourists. Two hundred and fifty of Andrew Weldon's best cartoons are collected in one chunky volume - perfect as a keepsake for fans, a gift for loved ones, or hutch-lining for pet rabbits. Weldon's cartoons are by turns clever, silly, frothy, darkly shocking, bizarre, and outrageous but always hilarious. Over the last ten years Weldon's cartoons have delighted, amused and appalled readers in many of Australia's major newspapers and magazines. Contained in the collection are all of Weldon's most celebrated cartoons, including: that one about the cat, that one with the people at the party, and that one with the guy in the caf , and the book features a thematic index at the back for easy reference. Many of the cartoons in this collection have previously appeared in publications including the Sydney Morning Herald, the Australian, the Age, The Big Issue, HQ, GQ, The Chaser, Punch (UK), Private Eye (UK), and on The Ink Group greeting cards. Elegantly designed, I'm so sorry little man, I thought you were a hand-puppet will be enjoyed by all people with a sense of humour, or can be used as a training manual for those who wish to develop one.

Place of Publication
Sydney
Spine
18mm
Illustrator(s)
Andrew Weldon
Content Note
B&W Illus
Author Biography
Since completing an architecture degree in 1995, Andrew Weldon has been a regular contributor of cartoons to many major newspapers and magazines. His cartoons have appeared in many of Australia's major publications including the Sydney Morning Herald, the Australian, the Age, the Bulletin, HQ, GQ, The Big Issue, The Chaser, on the Ink Group greeting cards, and in the UK in Punch and Private Eye. His work has been used widely by the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and in 2000 he was a member of the judging panel for the Festival awards. He has written and illustrated two children's books, The Kid with the Amazing Head and Clever Trevor's Stupendous Inventions, Penguin 1998 and 1999, and illustrated Beverley MacDonald's Big Bangs, Allen + Unwin. 2000. Andrew Weldon, 31, is one of Australia's funniest and sharpest humourists.
Out-Of-Print Date
27/02/2017
Date of Publication
01/12/2002
Country of Publication
Australia

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