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The cover art cartoon is by Kyle Bravo. The cartoon features a couple in a deep kiss and references the painting
Cartoon By Kyle Bravo

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A Peek Inside the Issue

MATRYOSHKA DOLLS

In this humorous cartoon about parenting a rebellious teenager, a mother matryoshka doll sees her daughter standing on human legs and says "take them off this moment, young lady!"
In this humorous cartoon about pregnancy, a doctor tells a matryoshka doll "congratulations! you're going to be a mother, a grandmother, a great-grandmother, and a great-great grandmother!"
A hilarious cartoon about libraries, this family of matryoshka dolls begs the little one to use their inside, inside, inside, inside, inside, inside voice when she shouts "mom look, i found that book!"
In this humorous cartoon about being tired of zoom meetings, a matryoshka doll sits in front of a computer screen with a zoom call featuring all of the smaller matryoshka dolls. She says "can't we just do this in person?"
In this funny cartoon about basketball and feeling excluded, a team of Matryoshka Dolls in varying sizes play basketball, while the smallest one on the bench laments "they're never gona put me in."
In this humorous cartoon about office gossip, two businesspeople stroll past a desk where a matryoshka doll is sitting. The caption reads "tell Mary a secret and you might as well be telling five people."
Matroshka-doll shaped cop and detective stand over increasingly small white chalk outlines on a street. The detective says "yeah, I do have a suspect."

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