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Tall guy draws…..

June 15, 2009March 9, 2017Adrian Frost

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Short but sad and moving cartoon strips concerning a range of mental health issues by a guy who spent time working on a psychiatric ward…

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Cuts and delusions

Mad or bad

Darkness

It could be you

Dementia ward

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