Caleb, I'm taking this opportunity when you have a cartoon that is not politically or racially controversial, to ask you a sincere question about your artistic style.  I'm not being mean, just curious to hear your explanation.

Why do you draw people and objects in such a fuzzy way?  I'm guessing you have the skills to draw them realistically, so people have actual faces, and objects look like they didn't come from a junkyard.  I know all about French impressionistic style, but your drawings do not evoke emotional responses like the works of Renoir and Monet.  My response to their artwork is to get in touch with my own feelings in order to fill in the blanks between their short brush-strokes and incomplete renditions.  My response to your work is merely confusion over what you're trying to do.  It's like there's no "there" there.  And your work is also not what might be called "folk art" or "primitivism" -- it's merely fuzzy.  Could you please explain it?