Michael Holloway's FilterBlogs: Cartoon Caption Contest entry at The New Yorker

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Cartoon Caption Contest entry at The New Yorker

"Sir, there's a Unicorn waiting to see you..."

A lot of talk around here lately about The New Yorker Cartoon Kit going on Hiatus, but there's a fall-back, the good old Cartoon Caption Contest at The New Yorker! :)

You can enter a witty caption of your own for the cartoon; this month drawn by Michael Maslin. Entries for this contest will be accepted through Sunday, November 7th, 2010.

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Tal AlmogNovember 4, 2010 at 9:40 AM
It's interesting---you are only allowed to enter the cartoon caption contest once a month. But you can still "attempt to enter" multiple times and it will produce a screenshot just like the one you linked too above. So you can create your own record of multiple entries. BTW, since we're on unicorn cartoons, here's a strange one (not meant for "general consumption!") that I did a few years ago. -Best

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=732586&l=1523bcdab9&id=1208846574
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Michael HollowayNovember 4, 2010 at 4:51 PM
Thanks for the "information" ;)

That sounds like something I would support in The Cartoon Kit - limiting the number of entries/contest, yet allowing unpublished 'playing' as you point out (thank you), that one can do with the Caption Contest.

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