That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for June 28, 2019

Not only did using the wife as a model save money, most of the times she didn’t realize her husband was painting her.

The Göteborgs-Posten thought it was funny to print the April Fools edition with disappearing ink.

“Drat! Still no response to my personal ad for a Boy Toy!”

Emilia always needs a huge hankie for her sneezes.

If I didn’t have pet birds I wouldn’t even subscribe…

Invisible ink !

Reminds me of Driving Miss Daisy.

It was a hit with those who hated people reading over their shoulder.

It took five blank pages to describe the approval rating of the president (I am NOT saying which one!)

The Fox News publication of factual content.

“And, as each brief decade passes/ I need even stronger glasses/ in the “Daily Caller”/ the print gets smaller/ I wonder where my own ass is…"

A map to nowhere.

“Says ‘hand wash cold, hang dry,’ like that’s a big surprise.”

Ah, here’s something: Bjorn Borg won another major honey. Oh, and here’s something on how to tell a Swede from a Swiss. Never mind. It just says to ‘guess’.

Still more accurate than CNN…

Fake newspaper for fake news…

She tired of pretending to read a book.

Robert Durst in drag, jinxed by Morris Black’s shroud, decided he’d use black plastic baggies.

The Daily Placebo. Nothing there, but you come away feeling like you actually read something.

The roughly jumbo envelope size Emma Zorn, reading is pointed to by the Anders Zorn English Wikipedia page (currently last in right column). If you click the image, More details will take you to the title URL I used to point to in prior comments.

So far, 3 works by him have been used here (4 times, including a Classic repeat).

https://www.gocomics.com/that-is-priceless/2018/12/31?comments=visible

has the prior (the repeat; if my comment is still there, it has the artist info URLs).

Again, a larger strip image is shown by (⌘- or Ctrl-) clicking the image in Mr. Melcher’s MASTERPIECE #2232 (June 27, 2019) blog entry, accessible by the Check out the blog! box after the last comment.

All the news that’s fit to print.

“Oh no! I died yesterday!”

“Stupid map – how do I get it folded up again?”

“If you think I’m painting in all of those damned letters, you’re out of your rabbit-assed mind!”

She’s still won’t admit that she need glass’.

Have been to his house in Mora, Dalarna.

Mrs. Ikea realizes that their instructions make too much sense, and must be made unintelligible before they can open the family business. :>)

I have one of those newfangled “ink-saving” printers that is about that bad! I hate the thing. Even tech help couldn’t figure out how to get the settings to change it to a darker printer. I use my old standby printer when I need something that can be easily read. This picture, with her reading so close to the pages, kind of reminds me of when I printed a legal document for my sister-in-law, without realizing it was as light as it was. (The original was very light to start with.) She was too polite to complain, but I took it back from her and realized it was totally unsuitable! I then, to her relief, printed a good copy on the oldster…

“Oh see the deer. Does the deer have any doe?”

" Yeah two bucks. Nuk Nuk Nuk"