Hi Judy I’ve been receiving your newsletter for yonks thank you. Just wanted to say I especially appreciated ‘the castle and the village’this month. Very clever.
Hi Judy, I can’t wait for your new book, my little grandson who is two, just loves both Where is the Green Sheep and Growl, the other night he wanted Where is the Green Sheep but we were not at home and he asked me to tell him the sotry then proceeded to correct me when I got it wrong, Thank tou for the joy you bring to old and young alike. Marg
Dear Judy,
Thank you for sharing your beautiful, warm and wonderful artwork with the world – your cartoons never fail to inspire and amuse!
I look forward to receiving your newsletter and passing it on to friends and family.
Dear Judy,
I would like to thank you for all the wonderful books you signed for me and gave to my Dad Tonda Jabor. I promise we will read them for both our children. Thank you so much. Do you have any plans on having them translated into Czech or Slovak?
Best wishes,
Renata.
Thanks for your witty insight into art. I think sometimes “Art” needs the piss taken out of it. Too often the wankery of it reigns supreme! Much enjoyed!
I just want to congratulate on the fbulous set of cartoons in this months’s Xhibition theme. When I read the theme I thought it would be a hard one to do but I was blown away by the brilliance of each one. Thank you for your wonderful work.
Your new website is fab. Despite the eponymous woes associated with this month’s cartoons, they are great, although the budgie did bring a tear to my eye. Thank you for continuing to share your work with us.
Sorry about the woeful state earlier of the August Topic of the Month, when the cartoons couldn’t be seen. They could be seen on my computer, and on two others I checked, but the fact remains that I uploaded the cartoons in the wrong format so that lots of people couldn’t see them. I’m touched by how many people noticed!!
Apologies for any inconvenience. Wish I could promise that such a technical disaster will never happen again, but obviously that would be a very foolish thing to do.
A woeful day indeed I have tried both explorer and Firefox browsers and cannot open the pictures on either. I get the cartoon titles but that only hightens my interest. Any suggestions?
WOE!!! It’s not August that causes my tears – it’s because I can’t see the cartoons for the month!
What has happened that women with technology more than 5 minutes old,just see a list of labels?
How devastating!
Dear Everyone,
Thanks for all the comments so far in the Guestbook. I’m really enjoying having one, and having a lovely new website that makes me feel happy just to look at! I’ll probably organise some RSS feeds at some stage – there are still quite a few things being tweaked. But meantime, you can stay up-to-date with any news by subscribing to the monthly Newsletter at the chicken at the top of the page, or if you’re on Facebook, joining Judy Horacek’s Fan Page (yes I do still cringe a bit when I write that, but I can now see its practical side as well). http://www.facebook.com/pages/judy-horacek/129925351232?ref=s
Hope you’re all having great day/week/year/lifetime.
This site is just great place to sort out one’s attitude for the day’
Nothing like a good ironic chuckle to set sail into the sunset
Thanks Judy and Hey Fiona Edge.
Hey jude – we love it! We just scrolled through all the “New” cartoons and the pics on your brag book. Great entertainment. Love the new website – it’s so much more inviting, and the colour is great. Love the nine lives cartoon!
Love the new website Judy and the topic of the month – you always brighten my day and make me laugh. I’m going to give my daughter’s cat the ‘9 lives’ cartoon!
Leanne
Congrats to all on the glorious, floaty e-universe of horacek. I want to stay all day, but must go and read These are My Hands to 13 month old Alice for the nth time. She picks it up and brings it to us to read. She especially likes the ending and goes “beep beep” on the teddy’s nose.
Congrats Fiona and Ben (and you too, Jude). I’m lovin’ the new website and the beautiful, splodgy,watercoloury blueness. So happy to see Wilbur and Orville got a gurnsey.
Love your work. The colorizing on the Giant Teacup cartoon is just excellent! Growl is our favorite of your books in my house. When do the Growl teeshirts come out???? I need one for my granddaughter.
Keep up the great work. About blogging – you don’t need to write too often to keep the fans happy, but you do need to be consistent. And Google has some sort of Blog Watcher that can tell folks when you’ve made a post. That’s the easiest way to follow multiple Blogs.
Rose, in Point Roberts, WA USA (near Vancouver, BC)
Beautiful website! Congratulations to you and your website designer. My best Judy Horacek story comes from wearing a shirt with your ‘Take back the night’ cartoon on it many years ago at a B&B in Paris. I was there by myself and knew no one in Paris, but because I was wearing the shirt one morning at breakfast, I was approached by another woman who was there by herself, who recognised the cartoon. Turned out she was from Melbourne too. We ended up hanging out together in Paris and becoming good friends thereafter. Judy Horacek cartoons: bringing people together all over the world since 1992!
I know im just gonna love reading ur blog. Thanks so much for all the free laughs over your cartoons and i think the new website is pretty spectacular.
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Hi Judy I’ve been receiving your newsletter for yonks thank you. Just wanted to say I especially appreciated ‘the castle and the village’this month. Very clever.
PLEASE send ‘irony’ cartoon to Tony Abbott!!!
Hi Judy, I can’t wait for your new book, my little grandson who is two, just loves both Where is the Green Sheep and Growl, the other night he wanted Where is the Green Sheep but we were not at home and he asked me to tell him the sotry then proceeded to correct me when I got it wrong, Thank tou for the joy you bring to old and young alike. Marg
Dear Judy,
Thank you for sharing your beautiful, warm and wonderful artwork with the world – your cartoons never fail to inspire and amuse!
I look forward to receiving your newsletter and passing it on to friends and family.
Dear Judy,
I would like to thank you for all the wonderful books you signed for me and gave to my Dad Tonda Jabor. I promise we will read them for both our children. Thank you so much. Do you have any plans on having them translated into Czech or Slovak?
Best wishes,
Renata.
Hi Judy,
your cartons are the best!
love sharing them with good women here in Broome
Canberra is a long way from here
tropical regards
Sabina
Thank you for giving me a little cheer each month. From Normal, Illinois [a real place].
nice
Standard world’s best – as usual!
are you about to print xmas cards with the ‘feminist not decorative’ artwork???
I’ll have 2 doz if so??
Thanks for your witty insight into art. I think sometimes “Art” needs the piss taken out of it. Too often the wankery of it reigns supreme! Much enjoyed!
inspirational stuff. Ta.
the xhibition works are hysterical!!!!
I love them
Chez
LOVE the new website – hooray!
Hi Judy, I loved this month’s Xhibition collection – laugh out loud funny. Bravo! Hope to see you soon, Angela
Dear Judy,
I just want to congratulate on the fbulous set of cartoons in this months’s Xhibition theme. When I read the theme I thought it would be a hard one to do but I was blown away by the brilliance of each one. Thank you for your wonderful work.
PS It’s not really worthy of your brag book but I featured your magnets on a blogpost (about rearranging my fridge magnets.) and people admired them in the comments. http://stompergirl.blogspot.com/2009/08/family-fridge-gets-make-over.html
Your new website is fab. Despite the eponymous woes associated with this month’s cartoons, they are great, although the budgie did bring a tear to my eye. Thank you for continuing to share your work with us.
Sorry about the woeful state earlier of the August Topic of the Month, when the cartoons couldn’t be seen. They could be seen on my computer, and on two others I checked, but the fact remains that I uploaded the cartoons in the wrong format so that lots of people couldn’t see them. I’m touched by how many people noticed!!
Apologies for any inconvenience. Wish I could promise that such a technical disaster will never happen again, but obviously that would be a very foolish thing to do.
A woeful day indeed I have tried both explorer and Firefox browsers and cannot open the pictures on either. I get the cartoon titles but that only hightens my interest. Any suggestions?
WOE!!! It’s not August that causes my tears – it’s because I can’t see the cartoons for the month!
What has happened that women with technology more than 5 minutes old,just see a list of labels?
How devastating!
Great new web site. I love your work
Dear Everyone,
Thanks for all the comments so far in the Guestbook. I’m really enjoying having one, and having a lovely new website that makes me feel happy just to look at! I’ll probably organise some RSS feeds at some stage – there are still quite a few things being tweaked. But meantime, you can stay up-to-date with any news by subscribing to the monthly Newsletter at the chicken at the top of the page, or if you’re on Facebook, joining Judy Horacek’s Fan Page (yes I do still cringe a bit when I write that, but I can now see its practical side as well). http://www.facebook.com/pages/judy-horacek/129925351232?ref=s
Hope you’re all having great day/week/year/lifetime.
xxx judy
This site is just great place to sort out one’s attitude for the day’
Nothing like a good ironic chuckle to set sail into the sunset
Thanks Judy and Hey Fiona Edge.
Hey jude – we love it! We just scrolled through all the “New” cartoons and the pics on your brag book. Great entertainment. Love the new website – it’s so much more inviting, and the colour is great. Love the nine lives cartoon!
Love the new website Judy and the topic of the month – you always brighten my day and make me laugh. I’m going to give my daughter’s cat the ‘9 lives’ cartoon!
Leanne
Congrats to all on the glorious, floaty e-universe of horacek. I want to stay all day, but must go and read These are My Hands to 13 month old Alice for the nth time. She picks it up and brings it to us to read. She especially likes the ending and goes “beep beep” on the teddy’s nose.
Congrats Fiona and Ben (and you too, Jude). I’m lovin’ the new website and the beautiful, splodgy,watercoloury blueness. So happy to see Wilbur and Orville got a gurnsey.
Love your work. The colorizing on the Giant Teacup cartoon is just excellent! Growl is our favorite of your books in my house. When do the Growl teeshirts come out???? I need one for my granddaughter.
Keep up the great work. About blogging – you don’t need to write too often to keep the fans happy, but you do need to be consistent. And Google has some sort of Blog Watcher that can tell folks when you’ve made a post. That’s the easiest way to follow multiple Blogs.
Rose, in Point Roberts, WA USA (near Vancouver, BC)
thanks, reading these was a nice – and affirmative of current needs – way to start the day.
kisses for the website
Judy, I love receiving your monthly letter and new cartoons. Thank you!
The new site is brilliant, congratulations!
My all-time favourite will always be ‘woman with altitude’ …
regards
Congrats on the wonderful new website
Beautiful website! Congratulations to you and your website designer. My best Judy Horacek story comes from wearing a shirt with your ‘Take back the night’ cartoon on it many years ago at a B&B in Paris. I was there by myself and knew no one in Paris, but because I was wearing the shirt one morning at breakfast, I was approached by another woman who was there by herself, who recognised the cartoon. Turned out she was from Melbourne too. We ended up hanging out together in Paris and becoming good friends thereafter. Judy Horacek cartoons: bringing people together all over the world since 1992!
I know im just gonna love reading ur blog. Thanks so much for all the free laughs over your cartoons and i think the new website is pretty spectacular.
Loving the new website jude!
great work!
love the website design