Coyote, the winner of Caption Contest 8, chose a “Vampire Pirate” as his winning illustration theme, and here the ol’ swashbuckler is:
If you want to win your very own professional custom black and white illustration of whatever you like (within reason), get on over to “Caption Contest 10: A Hell of a Challenge” now and submit your entry!
Come up withe the best, funniest dialog for this panel, and you’ll win your very own custom black and white illustration of whatever you like (within reason) from professional illustrator Jeff Hebert!
For instance:
Top Balloon: Note to self:
Bottom Balloon: Next time you go to Hell (literally), remember to bring your own toilet paper.
The rules are: 1) No more than three entries per person; 2) Keep it appropriate for a broadcast TV sitcom (i.e. no swearing); 3) leave your entry in the comments to this post.
Good luck everyone!
The winner of Caption Contest 9 is … BrokenSlot!
Many thanks to everyone who entered, I think this was probably the most challenging one to come up with something creative for so far. I think it was the mention of “Scrabble” that did it for me, I love that game. Other honorable mentions include:
Panel 1: “Legs”, what is this supposed to mean?!
Panel 2: The dog wanted to let you know that Angelina Jolie is behind you, but there was only so much room on the paper.First Balloon: “Sweet suffering sherbert slices of sick psychopaths!!! Is that what I think it is?!”
Second Balloon: Yes! what Duke is holding IS the secret ingredient to my world famous baked beans! LEGS! MUAHAHAHAHA!!!1: hey look spots found the wining lotto ticket !
2: Sqweeeeeeeee !!! we can buy faces now!
Keep an eye out for the next caption contest, and your chance to win your very own custom black and white illustration!
Here’s the prize for Caption Contest 7, which was won by Ashton. It’s a drawing of his father’s friend, who’s very ill. I think it was extremely generous and thoughtful of Ashton to think of his dad this way, I really hope they liked it. It turns out that drawing trees in ink is very hard.
If you want to win your very own professional black and white illustration of whatever you like (within reason), make your entry for Caption Contest 9: The Poetic Pooch going on right now!
Come up withe the best, funniest dialog for this caption, and you’ll win your very own custom black and white illustration of whatever you like (within reason) from professional illustrator Jeff Hebert!
For instance:
Top Balloon: I used to hear dogs talking to me, but now they’re writing?!
Bottom Balloon: I’d say he’s the smartest dog I ever saw, only he’s too stupid to remember you can’t read. Pity.
The rules are: 1) No more than three entries per person; 2) Keep it appropriate for a broadcast TV sitcom (i.e. no swearing); 3) leave your entry in the comments to this post.
Good luck everyone!
