The Mind Artist Behind Fowl Language Comics The Geek Post We sit down with brian gordon the cartoonist to learn how he got started. . By susan borison. march 19, 2016. cartoonist brian gordon, creator of the mega popular fowl language comic, is one of those brave people who puts his life out there for everyone to see. the former writer and illustrator for hallmark draws inspiration for his work from his own two kids and lovingly writes of the joys and challenges of raising a.
Today On Fowl Language Comics By Brian Gordon Gocomics Fowl language comics, created by brian gordon, is a webcomic that humorously explores the challenges and joys of parenting and family life. using human like ducks, gordon cleverly depicts relatable situations, offering a witty take on the ups and downs of raising children. "my cartoons have always mined humor from my failings and insecurities. About. hi. i’m brian gordon. thanks for dropping by. i decided in kindergarten that i wanted to be a cartoonist. my classmates had equally unrealistic life goals, like becoming superheroes or princesses, but i was more tenacious. so far, things are working out okay. secret to my success?. In july 2013, gordon started a new comic, fowl language, as an outlet to vent about parenthood in a way that was edgier than hallmark cards would allow. [ 2 ] [ 11 ] the first comic strip began with four expletives, partly in order to draw a bright line between the new comic and gordon's more family friendly work at hallmark. So, in 2013, fowl language comics, a funny, sweet, often expletive filled look at parenting, was born. gordon's comics have been a hit across the internet. he likes to focus on the tougher parts of parenthood in his duck filled stories. "nothing's easier to make fun of than failure and frustration, and that's about 90% of parenting, as far as i.
Fowl Language By Brian Gordon For April 23 2019 Gocomics Mommy In july 2013, gordon started a new comic, fowl language, as an outlet to vent about parenthood in a way that was edgier than hallmark cards would allow. [ 2 ] [ 11 ] the first comic strip began with four expletives, partly in order to draw a bright line between the new comic and gordon's more family friendly work at hallmark. So, in 2013, fowl language comics, a funny, sweet, often expletive filled look at parenting, was born. gordon's comics have been a hit across the internet. he likes to focus on the tougher parts of parenthood in his duck filled stories. "nothing's easier to make fun of than failure and frustration, and that's about 90% of parenting, as far as i. View the comic strip for fowl language by cartoonist brian gordon created april 28, 2016 available on gocomics april 28, 2016 gocomics search form search. By nate march 14, 2024. leap headfirst into the world of ‘fowl language’ comics, where brian gordon masterfully blends humor with the everyday struggles of life through the eyes of his human like ducks. each of his funny comics is a witty, feather filled journey into the relatable moments that make us all chuckle.
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