I did this drawing at a recent conference on new technology in the high school classroom. I wondered how all the old technology must feel (before spellcheck was standard). I understand that kind of rejection.
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9 comments:
This drawing reminded me of the hilarious and disturbing salad fingers cartoons by David Firth.
Like it
You've convinced me that technology has feelings...quite a feat. Great drawing.
Fantastik.
Tim, this is excellent! Why is he angry?
Great lines, I like it a lot.
Nice illo, I like your style!!
OUTSTANDING work!!!!!!!
original drawing! Love the name of your blog, by the way.
Love this!! Very artful indeed.
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