The logic behind doing “what works” often gets applied to newly forming programs. Not sure if they ever used it, but I think there is a pretty common sentiment here. I drew this program evaluation evolution cartoon at the request of another evaluator. My tongue in cheek response is usually, “maybe she had them when she was drawing it on the board in the first place.” I have been asked how the evaluator draws on the whiteboard without hands. But it’s definitely become on of my favorites for anytime use. I drew this Zombie evaluator cartoon for a halloween.

I’ve also decided to scatter in some comments to add a little additional context. You’ll find others out in the world, but here is a pretty big set that includes most of the community favorites. I’ll probably just say go for it, and encourage you to become a $5 or $10 patron. But reaching out and asking (chris freshspectrum. Especially if I don’t have to do any paperwork and my cartoons are secondary to the overall product you are offering. I’m still usually okay with these types of uses. View License Deed | View Legal Code What about Commercial Uses? This license lets others remix, tweak, and build upon your work non-commercially, and although their new works must also acknowledge you and be non-commercial, they don’t have to license their derivative works on the same terms. $5/month would be awesome but $1/month is also very much appreciated. This helps compensate for the costs of sharing my stuff publicly (mainly web hosting). So I’m just using the Creative Commons language, because I also dislike writing legal-ease kinds of stuff.Īll that said, if you like my stuff, consider becoming a Patron of mine.

I charge for this, because, well, I hate paperwork. Filling out paperwork is making me do work so that you can use my stuff.

You can add more (always appreciate links back to this site) but I do not require this. The only attribution I require is keeping the signature in the cartoon (most often freshspectrum, but sometimes clysy). So if you’re giving a presentation or writing a blog post, I consider these non-commercial uses. Please feel free to save to your computer, add to your presentations, and share them on the web. In this post, I’m sharing 111 of my evaluation cartoons, including a lot of community favorites. Looking for an evaluation related cartoon for your next presentation or blog post? Well, over the last decade I’ve drawn hundreds.

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