John, This is an exeptional cartoon. It says volumes in the shortest amount of time. Congratulations on a piece of pure cartoon genius and intellectual brilliance. Keep it up. Robert
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Great cartoon, John, says it all really. May I use it in an unpaid talk to a bunch of infant feeding people? I’ll happily acknowledge, promote the website.
Sorry for all the messages, John, I became quite excited when I saw this. In addition to the above, would you mind if I drew a similar cartoon but of a blue whale in my thesis (again fully crediting you inspiration wise)? Many thanks.
Hi, thanks for the message. Provided the cartoon is not altered in any manner and (as you said) I am given credit as the artist, you are free to use it in your thesis. John
I love this so much. Thank you for making something so difficult so simple. I speak with families affected by addiction. May I use this in my talks? Of course, I will give you credit for your work and will not altar the image in any way.
Hi Juliet. Thanks very much for the message and your kind words about my work. Yes you may use it in your talks under the conditions you outlined. Cheers! John
This is a great cartoon. I think it doesn’t only describe addiction. It can be used in any unhealthy attitude or relationship where a participants can’t handle it wrongly. Thumbs up
Hi John. Is it possibleI could use this in the talk I am providing for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics annual conference? Title is: Good Nutrition Speak in a Polarized World: May We Have a Courteous Discourse? Perfect illustration for Unconscious bias. Thank you for your consideration.
This is a great cartoon that can get the messaging right for many contexts. Great creation. Can I use this in a one slider article I am publishing in Linkedin? I will give reference and credit.
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Hi John, I love this image and I would love to use it for a linkedin article I’m posting regarding discussions of mental health at work – would you be amenable with credit and link to your site given? I would greatly appreciate it! 🙏 thank you in advance for your consideration – Elena
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John, This is an exeptional cartoon. It says volumes in the shortest amount of time. Congratulations on a piece of pure cartoon genius and intellectual brilliance. Keep it up. Robert
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Thanks very much Robert!
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John, This cartoon is a piece of genius. It says so much so quickly. Pure brilliance. Have a cup of coffee to celebrate. Best, Robert
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[…] so mag und der ich den Gefallen mit der Geschichte zu Chanukka nicht tun konnte hat mich auf einen Cartoon von John Atkinson aufmerksam gemacht, ausnahmsweise mit Bild weil WordPress den Link sofort umwandelt. (via […]
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Great cartoon, John, says it all really. May I use it in an unpaid talk to a bunch of infant feeding people? I’ll happily acknowledge, promote the website.
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Yes, absolutely. Thanks for asking!
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Please may I include a copy of this in my thesis? I will of course credit you and include the copyright.
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Because it’s a great cartoon!
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Sorry for all the messages, John, I became quite excited when I saw this. In addition to the above, would you mind if I drew a similar cartoon but of a blue whale in my thesis (again fully crediting you inspiration wise)? Many thanks.
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Hi, thanks for the message. Provided the cartoon is not altered in any manner and (as you said) I am given credit as the artist, you are free to use it in your thesis. John
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I love this so much. Thank you for making something so difficult so simple. I speak with families affected by addiction. May I use this in my talks? Of course, I will give you credit for your work and will not altar the image in any way.
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Hi Juliet. Thanks very much for the message and your kind words about my work. Yes you may use it in your talks under the conditions you outlined. Cheers! John
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This is a great cartoon. I think it doesn’t only describe addiction. It can be used in any unhealthy attitude or relationship where a participants can’t handle it wrongly. Thumbs up
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Thanks so much!
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[…] The elephant in the room: https://wronghands1.com/2018/01/12/parts-of-the-elephant-in-the-room/ […]
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[…] (Image courtesy John Atkinson: https://wronghands1.com/2018/01/12/parts-of-the-elephant-in-the-room/) […]
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[…] Source: https://wronghands1.com/2018/01/12/parts-of-the-elephant-in-the-room/ […]
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Hi John. Is it possibleI could use this in the talk I am providing for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics annual conference? Title is: Good Nutrition Speak in a Polarized World: May We Have a Courteous Discourse? Perfect illustration for Unconscious bias. Thank you for your consideration.
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Hi Mary. Please contact me at: wronghands1@gmail.com for questions about usage. Thanks very much.
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Hello John
This is a great cartoon that can get the messaging right for many contexts. Great creation. Can I use this in a one slider article I am publishing in Linkedin? I will give reference and credit.
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Thara
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[…] room.” This is a big, obvious problem which people are avoiding talking about, because it is difficult or embarrassing. E.g.: “We had a huge argument about him using my car but we haven’t spoken about it […]
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Hi John, I love this image and I would love to use it for a linkedin article I’m posting regarding discussions of mental health at work – would you be amenable with credit and link to your site given? I would greatly appreciate it! 🙏 thank you in advance for your consideration – Elena
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Hi John, what’s the significance of the ‘trunk’ vs the other nouns used?
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It’s basically the punch line.
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…in that everything else is metaphoric.
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