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Spotlight: A Cartoon for Every Room

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I know you’re sitting there, arms crossed sitting on the floor of a bare, all white room. I think it’s time to liven things up, don’t you?  I know what you’re thinking, where do I start? Well, have you considered the perfect cartoon for every room in your home?

Let’s first consider the bedroom, a place of rest and late night phone scrolling. A place where you should be comfortable except for the children sneaking in at night and the pets sleeping on your legs. This Harry Bliss cartoon makes it clear who is the boss and settles any argument over sleeping arrangements. Also, don’t forget a cartoon on a pillow that can really bring comfort and laughs.

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Art in the bathroom you say? Yes, studies we made up say that’s the room that people spend the most time reading in. Why not one of our hundreds of literary cartoons to pass the time. This Gahan Wilson is perfect for those moments of inspiration.

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The kitchen is a busy place, why not add some passive aggressive imagery to inspire your partner? We suggest this Kim Warp that is perfect for every kitchen. And why not a coffee mug for equal measure?

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Ah, the home office. Do you want the same generic corporate imagery you find at your workplace? I suggest some cartoons that remind you of the benefits of working from home, like this Shannon Wheeler toon. Working from home might cause you to talk to yourself, so why not go full bore and laugh to yourself as well?

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Look around, now you’re getting some place! Your home has personality, a sense of humor and style. You can find a cartoon that works with any room in your home (or maybe you even have a beach house). I can’t help you find a gift for your really difficult friends and family but there are personalized options as well as themes from all walks of life on our Gift Guide, check it out for some inspiration today!

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