Chair Parts Under the Table

All those in favor of not making the cartoonist draw all of those chair parts, legs, shoes and knees under the table say “aye.” Nay. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye.

A cartoon shows a group of people seated around a meeting table, voting on whether the cartoonist should avoid drawing the chair parts, legs, shoes, and knees hidden underneath it. Nearly everyone says “aye,” while one person says “nay,” creating a visual joke about the artist saving effort by leaving the obscured details blank. It is used as a reaction to mock group decisions, obvious majorities, or agreeing to cut corners. EN: A cartoon shows a group of people seated around a meeting table, voting on whether the cartoonist should avoid drawing the chair parts, legs, shoes, and knees hidden underneath it. Nearly everyone says “aye,” while one person says “nay,” creating a visual joke about the artist saving effort by leaving the obscured details blank. It is used as a reaction to mock group decisions, obvious majorities, or agreeing to cut corners.

• @afrosidemoon / 5490 2018-11-03