Today is the three year anniversary from when I started posting pear pictures and comics. Thank you all for following along!
Happy Earth Day!
(From the T.V. Series)
Unfortunately, I can’t remember the name of the episode this one is from.
For a better sense ofAngry Pear’s relationship to my her neighbors, here are some earlier comics:
Last year I made this comic about taking Easter photos of Beatrice (my rabbit). I redid it in black and white for the mini comic Pear and Rabbit.
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Angry Pear is doing a guest post over at Carl D’Agostino’s I Know I Made you Smile. Carl makes comics as well, so go check out the guest post and the rest of his blog!
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Even pears get depressed. I know I certainly do, and it can be very hard to hoist myself out of a bad mood. Sometimes I don’t even know why I’m feeling down, but knowing why doesn’t always help either. Every year, for instance, I notice my mood goes a bit sour when the seasons change, yet I can’t seem to stop myself from feeling that way. I’ve found that the best was for me to get over feeling down is to force myself to do something I usually enjoy– seeing friends, knitting, taking a walk (although that’s harder with all this snow in Montreal!). It can be really difficult, but it often helps.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
There is no such thing as a snow day in Montreal.
In case you can’t see the label in that last panel, here is a close up of what she’s adding to those cookies:
For a better sense of Angry Pear’s relationship to her neighbors, some earlier comics:
Voilà! Here are some Valentines I made. They are all available in the Angry Pear Etsy shop!
This one is my favorite (the most pearish, for sure):
This is one from a while ago that I redid for the mini comic Pears Gone Wild.
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I wanted to make a pear calendar for 2013 using the winners of Pear of the Month, but that never materialized since I kind of abandoned Pear of the Month mid way through the year.(I still want to bring it back though). WordPress, however, kept a record of the most popular posts from last year. So here they are!
Repearman:
I want to thank all of you for reading Angry Pear. It means a lot to me. I make Angry Pear because it makes me smile and laugh, and sometimes it helps me work out some of my own anger issues… It’s rewarding to share these comics and drawings with readers who appreciate what I’m doing. So thank you all for reading, commenting, and laughing. Please keep sharing Angry Pear with your friends and family!
(Consider following me on Twitter or Facebook for a little extra pearishness!)
Happy New Year! I wish you all the best for 2013!
I had a lot of fun decorating my Christmas tree in Montreal this year, especially since I’ve amassed quite a few pear ornaments. Here are some pictures of my favorites!
Beatrice under the tree — her favorite spot.
needlepoint pear my mom made for me
sequin pear! and Beatrice under the tree again
not a pear, but quite pearish with her sequin purse, umbrella and scarf
Merry Christmas! I’m going to take a break from posting this week and enjoy all the holiday drinks and nibbles. Hope you all enjoy them as well!
More Christmas pears from past years that I really enjoyed making and still quite like.
Egg Nog:
Pearolers
I’d like to be the kind of pear that has a Christmas village, or rather, the kind of pear that can afford one.
I’ve been slow getting into the Holiday spirit this year and slow at drawing holiday pears, so here’s one from last year that I still really like:
Angry Pear 