But. . . is he really in a black-and-white world, but in possession of colored paint? If so, I don’t see what that has to do with the joke. If not, that aspect of the drawing is a really confusing distraction.
Winky Dink, exactly. My favorite show as a toddler. Thanks for bringing back those memories,
Gah! Don’t even mention Winky-Dink. I begged and begged my mother for the set with the plastic sheet and markers. She finally broke down and bought it for me, and they went off the air the next week. Traumatic? Yes, but at least it’s one of life’s little lessons learned early on.
…what IDU is why the Id dungeon dweller is taking up painting.
@ Dave – I didn’t think it was the “Spook”, I thought he was “Cousin It”. ;-)
P.S. As a kid, I thought the jailer in “Id” was named “Turkney”. It wasn’t until years later that I discovered my error. Apparently I had misread “Turnkey” just once and glossed over it for years afterwards.
That’s “whole language” reading instruction for ya!
Comics I Don't Understand 
He’s unclear on the concept of how to do artwork on the computer.
Arthur ++
That reminds me of Winky Dink, from the 1950s.
Love this. Reminds me of those old memes of someone putting whiteout on the computer monitor to make a correction.
Or this person used to carriage returns: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JY3QfJ6KHq0
But. . . is he really in a black-and-white world, but in possession of colored paint? If so, I don’t see what that has to do with the joke. If not, that aspect of the drawing is a really confusing distraction.
Winky Dink, exactly. My favorite show as a toddler. Thanks for bringing back those memories,
Gah! Don’t even mention Winky-Dink. I begged and begged my mother for the set with the plastic sheet and markers. She finally broke down and bought it for me, and they went off the air the next week. Traumatic? Yes, but at least it’s one of life’s little lessons learned early on.
…what IDU is why the Id dungeon dweller is taking up painting.
@ Dave – I didn’t think it was the “Spook”, I thought he was “Cousin It”. ;-)
P.S. As a kid, I thought the jailer in “Id” was named “Turkney”. It wasn’t until years later that I discovered my error. Apparently I had misread “Turnkey” just once and glossed over it for years afterwards.
That’s “whole language” reading instruction for ya!