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I had the opportunity to visit the Charles M. Schulz Museum today! In lieu of a proper comic, here's a doodle I drew in the museum sketchbook (after some coercion by family members).
Part of the visit was a 45-minute long documentary about Charles Schulz's life -- a really fascinating person and great cartoonist, something I (somehow) hadn't thought about while reading Peanuts. He's that good, I guess: Peanuts was always about the characters and what was happening, and never about how clever or talented I thought the author was. I definitely took the strip for granted as a kid.
4 thoughts on “Comic Break: Charles M. Schulz”
Alichee
Haha omg my family members do that thing of forcing me to draw at museums too. When I draw something poorly they get mad at me too XD
jojo
Haha oh no!
Namaphry
After seeing that quote in the second photo I’m trying so hard not to imagine it as a dig at Jim Davis… I’m sorry.
Peanuts is a good comic, and I like yours, too! There’s a surprising amount of good Peanuts comics that weren’t drawn by Schulz, too, which I guess means he did a great job of creating something distinctive that many people can understand and relate to.
jojo
Oh, thank you!! Yes, he definitely created something incredibly iconic and relatable. Definitely someone I looked forward to before and look forward to even more now!
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