Monthly Archives: December 2010
Resolution
This cartoon actually came about from my thinking about my New Year’s Resolution. If I did that sort of thing, which I don’t. The world is (finally) beginning to take note that women are victims all around the world (news … Continue reading
Mad Men Christmas
I never got a briefcase for Christmas, and I turned out fine. But this is where all the trouble starts, and kids are indoctrinated by commercials at an early age. And then while the pink cooking sets and “manly” toy … Continue reading
Obama’s Wishes
I think the cartoon says it all. Have a Happy Holiday, everyone. I send warm wishes to all!
Snowman Style
What if you were a snowman, and couldn’t go out and choose what you want to wear? It must be tough. Although maybe the snowman above (snowoman?) has a sensitive, responsive personal shopper. The snowman below is attempting to make … Continue reading
E-Greetings
I thought I would run this cartoon before it ceases to make sense. I drew this a few years ago, when I was receiving a TON of holiday cards. Now, I don’t get as many; rather, I get holiday emails. … Continue reading
Cartoon Exhibit at TEDWomen
Last week, I returned from speaking at the first ever TEDWomen in Washington, DC, an incredible honor for me. My talk was titled The Power of Cartoons, and I discussed how visual humor has the power to not only transform … Continue reading
Scarves Gone Wild
It’s cold outside, and scarves are rampant. Actually, scarves seem to be omnipresent no matter what the weather. It’s the new way to express your individuality as a woman, either in style or in content. Long, short, floral, solid, plaid, … Continue reading
Why Shop?
Need an excuse to shop? Even though I spent my young adulthood as somewhat anti-materialistic, very liberal, and still am a believer in both of those attitudes, I have come to believe that helping the economy along is a good … Continue reading
Marketing Madness
Since I work for myself, I have never been fired. There have been a lot of times when I didn’t get the job, and every week I send in cartoons to The New Yorker and they often don’t get bought. … Continue reading
Interview with Christy Turlington, and more
Now, who wants to sit across from Christy Turlington? They asked me if I would be willing to be interviewed by her (via AOL) after my talk at TEDWomen, and of course I said yes. She was a good interviewer, … Continue reading
When Do They Serve The Wine? 