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Cute comics, not matter what it says - Kawaii Not Comics
By Tamiko
Kawaii is Japanese for "cute," but when you add "not"...you get Kawaii Not , the 4-panel webcomic of typical everyday things doing and saying not-so-cutesy stuff. Artist Meghan Murphy may not like the kawaii, but it looks like she's influenced by the kawaii-ness of Japanese design...
You'll find cupcakes ("I think I have diabetes"), clouds ("I crap rainbows"), stars ("I'm hot and full of gas"), gingerbread man ("When I dream I bite your head off first"), chocolate swirl icecream ("I look like poop"), among other items like marshmallows, pancakes, and more.
More:
*A whole slew of Kawaii Not webcomics @ www.kawaiinot.com
*Kawaii Not store filled with tees, buttons, stickers @ www.cafepress.com/kawaiinot
*Contact Meghan at Meghan@kawaiinot.com or Meghan@ murphypop.com
*Kawaii Not's livejournal @ kawaii-not.livejournal.com/
*Kawaii Not's MySpace @ www.myspace.com/kawaiinot
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These are cute yet dark at the same time. What a combination...
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Posted by TamikoDecember 19, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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