| "Rules: Logic and Applications" 2nd Workshop, Dec,
2019 |
| Aesthetic Morphisms |
| Jocelyn Ireson-Paine |
| www.jocelyns-cartoons.uk/rules2019/ |
Optimising for Vertigo
I don't know whether vertigo counts as an emotion,
but if so, this is certainly an Expressionist cartoon.
It's by the British cartoonist Giles, from the
Sunday Express for 11th December 1983.
As Peter Tory in
Giles: A Life in Cartoons
remarks, "the humour is eclipsed by the feeling
of terror which the picture evokes. It is an
amazing drawing and should certainly be kept
well away from anyone who suffers from even the
mildest form of vertigo."
