By Royston Robertson
Publisher: Royston Robertson
ISBN: 9781304954664
Royston’s got another book out chockablock with cartoons largely based around wry observations on modern life, or, to be more exact, technology.
Royston’s a prolific gag cartoonist with regular work appearing in Prospect, The Spectator, Reader’s Digest and Private Eye, which is either testament to his cartooning abilities or just plain selfish in a shrinking market for gag cartoons. You decide.
He’s a veritable modern master of the gag cartoon and there are oodles of laughs here as he plunders the rich vein of our technological dependence. What's particularly refreshing is his skill to embrace current dilemmas, trends and first-world problems to give his cartoons a life of their own. Most of us struggle to remember our passwords, for example, but what does Clint Eastwood's man-with-no-name do when he wants to log on?
Consistently funny, tremendously witty, and darn clever to boot throughout. Well worth treating yourself.
Buy your copy direct from Royston at www.roystoncartoons.com
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