Music Cartoon: Aimez-vous l’accent?

Aimez-vous l'accent? - French music cartoon gif by Hannah Sterry

August 25, 2013March 11, 2019 | Hannah Sterry

Earlier today, I found out that one of my cartoons has been shared on facebook over 1000 times, and I’m amused at the thought of that many people seeing it and laughing/groaning simultaneously (I am easily amused), so I’ve decided to make some more.

Today I give you… an animated french music cartoon gif:

Sterry Cartoons has a facebook page now too (as well as nice new shop on zazzle), so if you’d like to see what I create next, feel free to hit the like button and stalk the creativity! 😛

More silly music cartoons:

Elusive cartoonist is not so elusive: Twitter | Facebook | Google+

Musical Compliments

July 16, 2013July 16, 2013 | Hannah Sterry

This is the very first cartoon I ever created and now you can buy it on all sorts of things in my Zazzle store!

As far as I can remember, the idea for this cartoon was sparked by a chat with a lovely friend (singer and teacher Sarah Barnett). We were wondering whether it would be possible to make smiley faces out of music notes. I got a little bit obsessed and eventually came up with these.

The music puns followed on naturally and made a few friends smile, so they stayed. 🙂

Musical Compliments Gifts

Here are just a few of the products I’ve made so far. They’d probably make great gifts for your musician friends and music teachers, or (if you’re anything like me) you might just want to treat yourself because it makes you giggle. There are all sorts of products to choose from (not just these ones), so if you want to see the whole range have a look over here (Zazzle Shop).

Music Joke Mugs by Sterry Cartoons	Music Joke Bags by Sterry Cartoons	Musical Greeting Cards by Sterry Cartoons
Mens’ Music T-Shirts by Sterry Cartoons	Womens’ Music Tee by SterryCartoons	Music Joke Badges by Sterry Cartoons

About Sterry Cartoons

Sterry Cartoons is a webcomic featuring educational music jokes and animal-related humour. The comic has received a great deal of interest online, partially due to the viral success of Musical Compliments (a cartoon featuring a joke about naturals and sharps), which has been shared by over 20,000 people worldwide.

Find Sterry Cartoons on: Facebook / Twitter / Google+

Music Cartoon: Bass clef is feeling low…

July 19, 2012October 18, 2012 | Hannah Sterry

The latest cartoon from my music cartoon series. I may update it with a slightly cleaner-looking version, but here it is:

Here are a some other cartoons you may like:

Musical Compliments - Music Cartoon by Hannah Sterry. Comic shows some music notes complimenting each other. Text reads: "Liking the natural look!" "Thanks! You're looking pretty sharp yourself!" — Musical Compliments

Minimalism - Silly, funny, musical cartoon for music geeks, teachers and musicians. — Minimalism

More cartoons from Hannah Sterry…

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Who is Hannah Sterry?

Musical Compliments - Cartoon by Hannah Sterry

March 10, 2011December 27, 2012 | Hannah Sterry

Cartoonist | Musician | Photographer

Cartoonist

This started when my music and cartooning hobbies accidentally merged and I decided to share a few of the results with friends. It all went a bit further than I expected and some of the cartoons ended up getting 10000+ views on facebook. There’s now a Sterry Cartoons facebook page and shop too!

Musician

Passionate jazz flautist and harpist, regularly performing with a variety of local and visiting musicians in the South West (see Live Music & Events).

Most commonly asked: Have you heard of Jethro Tull?

Happy to play classical, jazz & blues, rock, metal, folk or any fusion of styles and particularly enjoys playing harsh-sounding, rough-edged flute solos during covers of Paranoid by Black Sabbath!

Currently aiming to complete a Diploma in Flute Performance and finish my degree in Music & Mathematics with The Open University. This will all be happening while I do my best to perform live music as much as possible and play with a variety of local and visiting musicians (see Live Music & Events).

Regularly plays flute, harp, piano, clarinet, saxophone and always striving to learning more…