Monthly Archives: May 2013
Very Semi-Serious: A New Documentary In The Works About New Yorker Cartoonists
There is a new documentary about New Yorker cartoonists in the works, called “Very Semi-Serious.” Filmmakers Leah Wolchok and Davina Pardo came to my studio to film and talk and we had a great time laughing and gabbing about cartoons, … Continue reading
Graduation TIme!!
There are a zillion graduations going on all over the country. Here is a slide show of more cartoons on the subject, and on college in general. Congrats to all who are graduating (and even the dogs, if there are … Continue reading
Angelina Jolie and Audre Lorde: The Female Body
Yesterday, the top news in the morning was Angelina Jolie’s breast surgery. I wrote about it on my Forbes column. My thoughts were inspired in part by a book I read several years ago, Cancer Journals by Audre Lorde. In … Continue reading
A Gallery of Mother Cartoons
I thought you might enjoy some of my cartoons over the years on mothers. My mother made me laugh more than she made me cry–and for that I cannot thank her enough. Were she alive, I would watch New Girl … Continue reading
A New Good Normal, Or Questions After Cleveland
Today I did a piece on the horrid events in Cleveland, and the happy outcome. I couldn’t not write about it, but it was a strange subject to take on. Let me know what you think, it is here on … Continue reading
Freedom and Fun: The Caen International Cartoon Festival
Along with fifteen other cartoonists, I was fortunate to be invited to participate in the third annual International Cartoon Festival in Caen, France. The Caen Memorial Museum, which hosts this event, is a very moving place and it was a … Continue reading
When Do They Serve The Wine? 