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SubmissionFeatured Art by Guy Parsons Hi, I’m an Illustrator... crss







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Featured Art by Guy Parsons

Hi, I’m an Illustrator and cartoonist, I’m sure I have commitment issues. I work mostly digitally from my basement office in deepest darkest Canada, Calgary to be exact. I love Cheezies brand snacks (that you can only get in Canada BTW), I can send you some (unless that sounds like a bribe, then forget it). I’m also a professional member of the National Cartoonists Society, and get to hobnob with famous cartoonists why typically say to me “Nope, pretty sure I’ve never heard of you”. Undaunted, I work mostly for corporations and do editorial work. This is sentence six.

You could find my work here:

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Pinterest.ca/guyparsons/_created/

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