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Cartoon it!

Drawing

Health , coloured pencil and fine calligraphy pen, 814⁄ x6in. (21x15cm). Some cartoons are very visual in humour, while some combine words and pictures. One of my favourite jobs is using cartoons to educate on health issues.
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