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cat-vs-dog-cartoon

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Write and prepare "Cat vs Dog" — Bubble Tea News's syndicated domestic-sitcom gag cartoon starring an unnamed cat-and-dog household duo, format variable issue to issue (single panel most weeks, occasionally a short multi-panel beat when a gag needs the setup) — unlike The Boba Side, which stays single-panel every time. Unrelated to bubble tea by design, the way a real paper carries a licensed strip like Garfield or Get Fowl alongside its own local content. Art is hand-drawn on paper, photographed, and cleaned up digitally — a background-blur divide to flatten shadow/vignette, autocontrast, crop tight to the drawn content — rather than programmatically rendered; see Step 3 for the actual verified pipeline (Python/Pillow). Debuted Issue 10, taking that issue's cartoon-slot turn ahead of The Boba Side's own promised return. Use when assembling a Bubble Tea News issue that wants this cartoon slot, or when the user wants a new Cat vs Dog gag written up. This is a seed skill: sparse by design, built from one debut panel; expand with a running gag library and a settled panel-count convention as strips accumulate. Includes an artist-craft pass: artistic question, style pillars, name-before-draw panel plan, and a critique pass before print.

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