Here in Germany there is a new brand of supposedly high quality dog food. I kid you not, the name of it is BARF. They have been doing more and more advertising for it.
Always wanted the 64 count of Crayola Crayons when I was a kid (the one with the built in sharpener). All my parents would buy me was the 24 count. Thinking back, 24 colors was plenty.
I remember ‘coercing’ my Mom into letting me get the ‘large, special carton’ of crayons (with the sharpener) and all the colors—don’t think I ever used half of them ! ! !
I remember getting my first box of Crayola crayons with 64 different colors. Burnt ochre and flesh being two of those colors. Circa 1950 before you comment.
When I was in 6th grade I was the class tempera paint color mixer. The school provided white, black, red, blue, and yellow powder. I knew the color wheel and the teacher was desperate for ways to keep me busy.
Not really, Calvin. Barf comes out in a wide variety of colors. I oughta know. I got freaked out for a split second last time because I thought I puking blood. But then I remembered what I ate.
I remember when some of the colors were reverses of each other. Like you had red-orange and orange-red, blue-green and green-blue, blue-violet and violet-blue, etc. The thing is, when I took Art Appreciation in high school (required, not a choice), we had to do a color wheel (using only the primary colors). The teacher was telling us for colors like red-orange or blue-violet, you used more of the first color listed. But with Crayola, it was the opposite. The orange-red was more red. I think that one might be labeled as scarlet now. All of the bi-colors were like this. And violet-blue is indigo now. I think dandelion is the old orange-yellow. Silver doesn’t color as well as it did when I was younger.
BE THIS GUY 9 months ago
Hopefully, he stops with barf.
codycab 9 months ago
If only Mr Watterson could color these comic strips in particular.
Sugar Bombs 95 9 months ago
I actually remember trying that with my markers when I read this strip as a kid.
rekam Premium Member 9 months ago
Blech!
Farside99 9 months ago
I’ll have my grandkids try this one! {^¿^}
snsurone76 9 months ago
Crayola’s newest crayon: “Puke”.
Imagine 9 months ago
Here in Germany there is a new brand of supposedly high quality dog food. I kid you not, the name of it is BARF. They have been doing more and more advertising for it.
Robin Harwood 9 months ago
Remember to draw in the diced carrots. Whenever someone chucks, there are always diced carrots in the mix.
The Reader Premium Member 9 months ago
It is hard to get a standard color in a black-and-white strip.
Pongo ol’ Boy 9 months ago
Always wanted the 64 count of Crayola Crayons when I was a kid (the one with the built in sharpener). All my parents would buy me was the 24 count. Thinking back, 24 colors was plenty.
Purple People Eater 9 months ago
What kind of crayon set does Calvin have? Crayola has never had yellow ochre or lime green.
(I googled “64 color crayons” and got a complete list, but I can’t post the URL here.)
Count Olaf Premium Member 9 months ago
Calvin is a real Vincent van Gag.
Link from Twilight Princess (He/Him) 9 months ago
He’s doing a great job blending the colors. I always suck at doing that.
SquidGamerGal 9 months ago
Why would somebody in their right mind want puke-colored crayon?!
markkahler52 9 months ago
If there’s barf around, color me GONE!!
[Traveler] Premium Member 9 months ago
When I was a kid, we called crayons “colors”
'IndyMan' 9 months ago
I remember ‘coercing’ my Mom into letting me get the ‘large, special carton’ of crayons (with the sharpener) and all the colors—don’t think I ever used half of them ! ! !
njchris 9 months ago
I remember getting my first box of Crayola crayons with 64 different colors. Burnt ochre and flesh being two of those colors. Circa 1950 before you comment.
KageKat 9 months ago
I read this one as a kid and while most of the colors made sense to me, I got the feeling that if purple is in your barf, you’ve got some issues….
ladykat 9 months ago
I wish I still had a child’s imagination.
Redd Panda 9 months ago
The vomit crayon always goes missing first. Sad.
French Persons' Celebration of Peeved Harry Dinkle Premium Member 9 months ago
Show it to Susie. I’m sure that she will appreciate it.
22Wu33/es Premium Member 9 months ago
Doesn’t look like a box of 64
g04922 9 months ago
LOL… Perfect Barf. Gotta love Hobbes.
guenette.charlie(BozoKnows) 9 months ago
That’s something you’d never see on Bob Ross’ show, huh?
coltish1. 9 months ago
Yay! A perfect two-word review of anything by Michener.
Thomas Scott Roberts creator 9 months ago
That’s a big set? That’s puny compared to the Crayola stadium set.
kamoolah 9 months ago
Calvin is wasting time on this instead of math, spelling, critical race theory and phonics? No wonder he doesn’t fit in at public school.
mindjob 9 months ago
Reminds me of the gag stores that sell fake vomit. It looks just like the real thing. Makes you wonder how they did the R & D
Otis Rufus Driftwood 9 months ago
Some colors don’t belong even in the 64 color box of crayons.
willie_mctell 9 months ago
When I was in 6th grade I was the class tempera paint color mixer. The school provided white, black, red, blue, and yellow powder. I knew the color wheel and the teacher was desperate for ways to keep me busy.
namelocdet 9 months ago
Needs more Van-Dyke Brown.
bookworm0812 9 months ago
Not really, Calvin. Barf comes out in a wide variety of colors. I oughta know. I got freaked out for a split second last time because I thought I puking blood. But then I remembered what I ate.
pixiekitten Premium Member 9 months ago
Be careful of be roadkill
bookworm0812 9 months ago
I remember when some of the colors were reverses of each other. Like you had red-orange and orange-red, blue-green and green-blue, blue-violet and violet-blue, etc. The thing is, when I took Art Appreciation in high school (required, not a choice), we had to do a color wheel (using only the primary colors). The teacher was telling us for colors like red-orange or blue-violet, you used more of the first color listed. But with Crayola, it was the opposite. The orange-red was more red. I think that one might be labeled as scarlet now. All of the bi-colors were like this. And violet-blue is indigo now. I think dandelion is the old orange-yellow. Silver doesn’t color as well as it did when I was younger.
The Gun Doctor 9 months ago
I once asked my “Art Appreciation” instructor why artists didn’t work in Crayon. He told me that it was because the colors won’t blend.