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The Crazy Idea Factory is written by Kurtis Foote, a mad-scientist/Engineer living in North Dakota. A new sketch of a crazy idea or invention is posted every weekday.

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Harold L. George is an illustrator born in Dominican Republic and raised mostly in NYC. Harold has been drawing since he was 6 years old, and says he has always loved cartoons, so it's no wonder he loves cartooning. Harold has been fervently trying to establish himself as a cartoonist and illustrator for the past year and has started The Funnicks in order to do that. One of his main goals is to eventually get The Funnicks to be recognized so he can start implementing them in things like shirts and greeting cards and hopefully animate them.

The Funnicks started as a simple idea inspired by his girlfriend and friends who's mundane everyday comments gave him material to utilize in marionettes and even one panel skits. The name The Funnicks is a play on the old newspaper Funnies. When his little cousin was younger, he was not able to pronounce the word "funny" correctly. He used to say "funnick" and Harold thought it was funny so that is what it became. The Funnicks are a compilation of characters whose attitudes and personalities could possibly be compared to those of the Looney Tunes characters, although they have their own personas, Looney tunes were one source of inspiration when he created them. The Funnicks are whimsical, sarcastic, and with their sometimes dark humor can touch on things like conspiracies, controversy, government issues and many more real life dilemmas. Harold looks forward to developing The Funnicks and its characters to entertain the public.

See more of The Funnicks on Harold George's blog.

Steve Allender is a self taught cartoonist, illustrator and fine art landscape painter. He has, in the past, contributed cartoons to 'Punch' as well as writing for 'Artists and Illustrators' magazine. His paintings can be found in various galleries around England. His time is now mainly taken up with recording the daily adventures of the six cartoon cows who live in his head. This has not proved to be easy as they move around a lot and take frequent trips away from home. He has some hopes that eventually some kind person will offer to make them into an animated series for television, thus making him a wealthy man and giving the Cows the chance to live a life dominated by the consumption of cake.

Check out more of Steve's cow cartoons on his Cow Island blog.

Ryan Carpentier recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire with an illustration major. His work has been published locally in magazines and displayed at businesses around the area.Ryan's work and style fits great for magazines, editorial spots, advertising, cartoons, greeting cards, t-shirts, and much more. He loves doing his Alien and Dog cartoon series and hopes you enjoy it too.

Check out more of his cartoons on his Alien and Dog Cartoon blog and to see his other cartoons and illustrations on Ryan Carpentier's website.

Tom Latimer is a 78 year old former elementary school teacher and a perennial wanna-be cartoonist. Tom says a comic strip idea, complete with setting and cast of characters, came to him unbidden 56 years ago. Since then he has shared it with others with some publishing success. He even had an opportunity to have an audience with Charles Schulz, creator of "Peanuts" who said he actually liked Tom's work!

Check out more of his work on his Lost Gulch blog.

Ted Ringer, creator of the Eddie cartoon, is a writer, artist, and coach, who grew up in Minnesota and has spent many years trying to settle down in Boulder, Colorado. Check out more of his cartoons at Eddie - a wonderful world cartoon.