Traditional-style flash designs of cartoon characters from Bob's Burgers, shown as coloured paper prints on a dark background, including a rose and a butterfly.

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Bob's Burgers character tattoo flash designs

Traditional · Colour · Flash

Six coloured flash prints are arranged on a dark cloth. They show cartoon characters from the animated series Bob's Burgers, framed in traditional-style motifs such as roses, a butterfly with wings and banner scrolls. The bold black outlines and flat colour fills of a classic tattoo flash style are clearly visible.

Traditional Cartoon character Rose Butterfly Banner Scythe Heart

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The sign on the hatch still said OPEN, which was the first lie of the morning. The fryer had been cold since Tuesday and the cow had got into the bin again, so Marjorie Penhallow stood in the lane with a mop in one hand and the takings book in the other, trying to decide which one she should throw at her nephew first.

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Dell had arrived at six in a borrowed van with his cap on backwards and a plan to sell cider from the tailgate. He had a clipboard, a moustache he was very proud of, and the calm of a man who has never once been asked for proof. Hettie, who had attended every village fête since 1987 and regarded it as her own, watched him over the hedge with the patience of something that outlives excuses.

"You owe me forty pounds for the bunting," Marjorie said. "And the hedge."

"The hedge was already like that."

"The hedge was a hedge until you took the shears to it for your photograph." She pointed at the wild rose climbing the gatepost, its petals stiff with yesterday's rain. "Those were here when your grandfather was courting. You don't get to cut them for a background."

Dell hauled the crate of cider out of the van and set it on the tailgate like an offering. Marjorie opened the takings book, turned to the page headed DEBTS, and drew a line through his name with the same neat stroke she used on the rotas nobody ever followed. "Paid," she said. Hettie, unimpressed, went back to eating the bunting.