« Cartoonist Patrick McDonnell, Creator of Mutts Comic Strip »

There was a huge gap created in newspaper funnies when Bill Watterson ended Calvin and Hobbes in 1995. Then another gap emerged when creator of the Peanuts, Charles Schultz, died in 2000. Two of the most influential and loved creators in comic history were not producing their comics for us to enjoy any longer.

Well, fortunately, another comic strip artist, Patrick McDonnell, came on the scene in 1995 with his beloved little house pets, Earl and Mooch in the comic strip, Mutts. Recently, Mr. McDonnell has collaborated with spiritual teacher Eckhart Tolle on a book about the oneness of all life, Guardians of Being. PBS has a great video with incredible insight into the work for this book, while Mr. McDonnell also talks about his comic strip and how it all intertwines with this life.

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[Else T.]

Patrick's awesome! And I love the font you are using for your posts! :)

[Kris Black]

Hi Else,

Thanks. The font I'm using is Apertura from Typekit.com.

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