Monthly Archives: June 2011
Boxes of Emails
I can’t remember the last time I penned a personal letter and put it in the mailbox. It’s kind of sad. Not that I was great at doing that–but I did write letters at one point. I have boxes of … Continue reading
Cartoons and History
Working on a speech for TED is totally consuming. I will be speaking at a TEDx on Saturday–it is a complicated speech, and extra difficult because it is not all about me. It’s about what cartoons can tell us, historically. … Continue reading
Twalking about Tweiner
Some who are twitter fanatics, love to play with the words “tweet,” and “twitter” and make up new words. Since I already drew a cartoon about powerful men and their behavior (see my post “DSK: One more Tip of the … Continue reading
Palin Surprise
I drew this cartoon a few weeks ago, when Sarah Palin re-entered the media orbit with her publicity tour. However, I was only able to publish it now, as contractually, I am supposed to show all my cartoons to The … Continue reading
Creativity by Committee
This was inspired by the flurry of articles in the press recently about movies, particularly comedic movies. Hangover, Hangover II, Bridesmaids…..which movie is for whom, what demographic likes what kind of humor, what kind of characters, yada yada yada. Just … Continue reading
When Do They Serve The Wine? 