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
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

”The ant has made himself illustrious
Through constant industry industrious.
So what.
Would you be calm and placid
If you were full of formic acid.”
~Ogden Nash
I have to write some music to accompany this. It might be my favourite assignment of the year (Ogden Nash has written so many brilliant, short, witty poems).
The picture on the right is a pencil sketch I did a few years ago; ants (and other insects) are good fun to draw.
Anyway, Happy New Year to you all and hello to any fellow Open University students!
~Hannah
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
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. 🙂
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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! 🙂
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“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.
Agh! Don’t look!