"Tardum Mudrat" - is a cartoon character that Andrew Olscher says "was created while doodling during English class back in elementary school." Tardum has taken on several different incarnations over the years. He has recently caught up to the twenty-first century through the use of 3D modeling and rendering technologies. Andrew plans to use Tardum as a continuing character in an upcoming series of both archive, quality prints and commercial artworks and related products.

All images were created  by Andrew Neil Olscher with Metacreation's Poser, and Ray Dream Studio Software and Adobe Photoshop.

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Illustration and characterization (TARDUM)© 1999 Andrew Olscher,  worldwide rights reserved. These cartoons may not be published, reproduced, or distributed in any form without permission of the artist. Please contact Andrew Neil Olscher to arrange licensing rights.

"A Question of Technique?"

Neither Myra or  Tardum's golf buddies could understand it, but Tardum had a terrible habit of  "slicing to the right"!

 Myra learned not to stand behind a horse the hard way. First Tardum dispelled the myth of his equestrian prowess by putting his wrong foot in the wrong side of the stirrup and mounting the horse backwards. But initiating a move to the 'fore while mounted backwards really "took the cake".

"Oh That Lawyer Show!"

Myra was always watching that darn lawyer show with the dancing "Internet baby". Tardum decided to give it a while and demand equal time!

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