Pacman: Natural Selection

Aside | January 30, 2013February 15, 2013 | Hannah Sterry

Pacman

T-Shirts over here: Pacman: Natural Selection T-Shirts

Sterry Cartoons: Catastrophe!

Catastrophe: Rude cat trophy cartoon! Funny cartoon featuring a cat’s bum and the words “Not quite the cat’s pyjamas” on a trophy. Great gift anyone who loves silly pun cartoons or amusing (but slightly rude) t-shirts. Designed by Hannah Sterry.

Image | January 24, 2013March 11, 2019 | Hannah Sterry

This cartoon was the result of childishness, silliness and far too long spent around some not-so-agile cats!

Available on t-shirts over here: Catastrophe T-Shirts

Hannah x

Sterry Cartoons: Hippocritical

Hippocritical by Sterry Cartoons (Hannah Sterry)

January 14, 2013March 11, 2019 | Hannah Sterry

Finally posted a new cartoon and it’s one I’ve been wanting to draw for a while!

T-shirts over here: Hippocritical T-Shirts

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Musical Compliments - Cartoon by Hannah Sterry

November 27, 2012November 27, 2012 | Hannah Sterry

There is now a Sterry Cartoons Group over on facebook.

So feel free to hang out over there and share in the friendly banter!

I’ll post the occasional cartoon and we can all have a bit of a laugh.

Live Music

There are a few gigs coming up in December, where I’ll be performing as guest jazz flautist with Hamer & Isaacs gypsy swing band. They’re a brilliant group of musicians playing lively Django-style jazz and really good fun to watch, so if you get a chance to see them – Don’t miss it!

The dates I’ll be joining Hamer & Isaacs are:

8th December – East Portlemouth Village Hall, 8pm

18th December – White Horse Inn, Launceston, 8pm

They’re playing a lot of dates in Devon and Cornwall in December, so it’s well worth having a look on their shows page to see if they’re playing anywhere near you.

Also remade the header photo for the website (below). What do you think?

Just a quick post today – Hope you’re all well!

Hannah x

Sterry Cartoons: Crotchety!

Crotchety Crotchet - A music joke cartoon by Sterry Cartoons.

October 16, 2012March 11, 2019 | Hannah Sterry

It’s been a productive cartooning day… sorry to end it on such an angry note! 😛

On the subject of notes, I’d really appreciate it if I could have a few more likes on the Sterry Cartoons facebook page. Sorry to ask – I’m hoping to get enough people involved so that we can have some really good competitions and giveaways!

Hope the cartoons keep you smiling!

All the best,

Hannah Sterry x

Sterry Cartoons: Are ewe my mum?

Q: Are sheep just clouds with legs? A: In illustration, yes. Hannah Sterry Cartoons.

October 16, 2012March 11, 2019 | Hannah Sterry

Sheep are really clouds with legs.

This is an idea I’ve had for a while, and I’m sure someone else must have done it, but I thought it would be good drawing practice anyway! Feel free to comment with links if you’ve seen/drawn anything similar. 🙂

Sterry Cartoons have invaded Facebook, Google+ and Twitter too!

Sterry Cartoons: Show us your Bass Face!

Show us your Bass Face! - Funny, humorous music photo-cartoon by Hannah Sterry.

October 15, 2012 | Hannah Sterry

Noticed a face in the boyfriend’s bass and had to share!

I’d love to do a series of instrument photo-cartoons so if you reckon your instrument would make a good cartoon, send me a photo/link via twitter, facebook or my contact form and I’ll try to turn it in to a character and feature it on the facebook page!

Spread the word and lets see how much of the orchestra we can cover! 🙂

Sterry Cartoons have invaded Facebook, Google+ and Twitter too!

Sterry Cartoons: Breve!

BREVE! Funny music cartoon from Sterry Cartoons.

October 4, 2012March 11, 2019 | Hannah Sterry

“Breves should not be called breves… especially when you’re a woodwind player and breving is blooming difficult.”

I realise this cartoon isn’t quite as accessible as some of my other music ones, because breves aren’t very commonly used, so here’s a chart briefly showing the note lengths (with the breve right at the top) and a link to wikipedia’s page on breves.