Cartoons: The Case Of Gary Larson

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To be able to stand out from the crowd and be noticed, one must have to be different. By different, meaning having distinct qualities and ideas from the general population. In the case of Gary Larson, he did this and more. Many cartoonists have what it takes to achieve and be known. However, few artists such as Larson have what it takes to be negatively criticized and overcome it to be remembered by what kind of change they made. Gary Larson was born in August 14, 1950 in Tacoma, Washington. He was the younger of two children. His parents, Vern Larson and Doris Larson, held occupations as an automobile salesman and a secretary. Gary was a fan of drawing and did so quite often. He also had a fascination with all kinds of animals. After junior

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