Here’s the latest book illustrated by the annoyingly talented Tom Jellett. The piccies are lovely and the story is about pants and pants are always funny. Go and buy a copy from the nearest quality bookstore.

Harry Highpants

Illustrated by: Tom Jellett
Written by: Tony Wilson

Everybody in town wears their pants at a different height: Mum is on the high side and the builders down the road are definitely on the low side. Harry Highpants wears his pants very, very high. Then Roy Bland, running for Mayor, decides to make a law saying that all pants must be worn at ‘normal height’. As a result the kids organise a Free Pants Convention, a festival of pants. And Harry Highpants shows himself to be a pants champion, and strikes a blow for pants freedom!

I’m using a new service for prints of my work called redbubbble. My page there is at http://www.redbubble.com/people/kudelka and if the image you want a print of isn’t there, just email me and I’ll make sure it soon is. I’ve recently uploaded the above image after a request for a print. Unfortunately I can’t seem to get a return email through, so if you’re out there, the print’s available!

Johnny’s House was created by Stu Connolly, Murray Debus, Chris Georgio, Hamish Stead and myself in the old days before blogs (kinda) in 2002. Anyway, I’m showing this in Canberra this weekend too, so now you really don’t have to come. It’s more of a historical document now, but a few parts still make sense.

Well, if you wanted to hear me on Sydney local ABC radio, you missed it. It was on Thursday.

However, I will be in Canberra this weekend for this (and I quote)

Behind the Lines: Panel discussion
Sunday 4 February 2007, 2–3.30pm
Join some of Australia’s most recognised political cartoonists including Bruce Petty, Peter Nicholson, Sean Leahy and Jon Kudelka as they discuss animation and political film satire.
The Studio. Free. Bookings essential on (02) 6208 5021.

…except Sean Leahy won’t be there as he’s got a life.

Be sure to recognise me if you see me or I’ll be quite hurt.

I mainly wanted to see if I could get youtube to work, but here is a celebration of the mo.