Monthly Archives: April 2012
Plastic Evolution
I think it was last week when the Internet was all over a Daily Beast article written by Ashley Judd. In the piece, she attacked the media and our society for paying attention to her “puffy face.” Many were saying … Continue reading
The War on Women
Last week was quite a week for the issue of women in the race for the President. It inspired me to draw the cartoon above. Whether you want to call it a War on Women or not, the GOP is … Continue reading
Word and Image: The Art of Cartooning
Below is the transcript of a talk I gave at the Creativity Symposium at the Haystack Mountain School in Maine in 2011. This will be produced as a monograph, and available in libraries across the country. Speaking about creativity … Continue reading
It’s Mitt’s Turn to Fetch the Ball
I didn’t draw any political cartoons last week. But if you think about it, everything is political. This dog talking is Santorum, and he’s saying what Mitt wishes Santorum would say. Go ahead, you get the ball. Its not my … Continue reading
Pomp, Newt and Chickens
I don’t draw chickens much, and I certainly know very little about them. But any animal is material for a cartoonist’s muse–we can plug any idea into any situation. Roosters, from my perspective, are comical. All bravado, swagger, pomp. Does … Continue reading
When Do They Serve The Wine? 