Cartoons by Michael Dion, who ought to know better

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Welcome to my collection of "artwork." I've been doing cartoons ever since grade school, scratching them out on soot-blackened shovels with a sharpened stick while huddled around the fire. Now, with the advent of technology (and since I no longer have a captive audience of siblings, parents, teachers and staff to annoy), I've decided to share them with the world, such as it is.
Also some attempts at verse, in limerick form, which the hide-bound, short-sighted "joke" editors at Playboy Magazine passed on.
[Special Thanks to Erin McKean at Verbatim Magazine for her encouragement.]

All art © 2003-2006 Michael Dion,
Portland, OR
Last update, Jan. 12, 2006. Happy Birthday, Dad.
. . . meanwhile, back at the, er, ranch . . .


	Click on any of the thumbnails below to see a larger-sized version. Please use your browser's BACK button to return to this page.
Welcome to my collection of "artwork." I've been doing cartoons ever since grade school, scratching them out on soot-blackened shovels with a sharpened stick while huddled around the fire. Now, with the advent of technology (and since I no longer have a captive audience of siblings, parents, teachers and staff to annoy), I've decided to share them with the world, such as it is. Also some attempts at verse, in limerick form, which the hide-bound, short-sighted "joke" editors at Playboy Magazine passed on. [Special Thanks to Erin McKean at Verbatim Magazine for her encouragement.]





All art © 2003-2006 Michael Dion, Portland, OR Last update, Jan. 12, 2006. Happy Birthday, Dad. . . . meanwhile, back at the, er, ranch . . .