Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for June 17, 1989
Transcript:
Calvin: Oh, no! Calvin has turned into one of his own childhood drawings! His anatomical references being obscure at best, Calvin finds it difficult to move! Are these lower appendages feet or wheels? His own mom thinks he's some kind of helicopter! If only Calvin had learned to draw better! No one understands my work. Mom: That's what all artists say.
I don’t think anybody understands Escher’s work, either. And that’s many years after the fact!