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Fakes Files

Nate Fakes
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Random stories and comics of everyday activities from cartoonist Nate Fakes.

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Latest Issues

Three Cat Cartoons That Never Saw the Light of Day

A feline series that never landed on its feet.

Many years ago (2016, I believe?), I was working with one of my favorite collaborators, Mark O’Brien of O’Brien Communications Group, developing a new cartooning service for brands. We had som...

3 days ago
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Comic Breakdown #8: Some Favs From July

Here we go! It’s the first Tuesday of the month, so I’m in Comic Breakdown mode, where I get a chance to share a few favorite Break of Day comics with you from several months ago. How exciting is that?

Today’s stretches aaaaall the way bac...

6 days ago
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cartooning is the worst #40: are you real?

Yes, there’s a human here.

“Hey guys,” I say as I peek around the camera on my iPhone. “So, yeah, I’m just here sketching a few things.”

10 days ago
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I Wore a Weird Robe and Hat on Friday

“It looks like Blender is the way to go,” I said after watching a YouTube clip on how animators are doing things.

This was back in 2023.

Little subscribe reminder (hehe)

I’ve always loved animation, and it’s a field I’ve been wanting to...

13 days ago
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cartooning is the worst #39: fresh ideas

They’re out there...You just have to find them, and avoid expired ones.

Cartooning is a profession of constantly coming up with new ideas, jokes, visuals — all in an effort to hopefully land a laugh or two from a loyal audience. It’s a dai...

17 days ago
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    The writer and artist behind Break of Day, that's syndicated by King Features. Cartoonist with MAD Magazine and Red Bull.

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