Our pals at the Cartoon Art Museum are auctioning off some original Steve Purcell art, inspired by the works of Bill Watterson and his Calvin and Hobbes comic.
It's part of their 'A Boy and His Tiger: A Tribute to Bill Watterson' exhibit, of which various other artists are also contributing. All funds raised will go towards the Cartoon Art Museum's programs and exhibitions -- when humans are allowed back into museums -- which is fine by me because they ran a Sam & Max exhibit in the past.
I don't really know much about Calvin and Hobbes except that one of them likes peeing on the backs of cars or something. It's more of an American thing, I think, quite unlike the true European culture that is Asterix or Tintin, but if our pal Steve is drawing then I'm reporting.
What's that? Sam & Max is American? Quiet in the back!