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Tag Archives: William Steig
Speaking Cartoon
One of the questions that we cartoonists often get is, “How did you arrive at your style?” It’s a difficult one to answer, because for many of us (myself included), there is no simple answer. And most of us simply … Continue reading
Posted in About the book, From the Book, Random but Relevant
Tagged Cartoon, cartoonist, Charles Addams, Charles Saxon, drawing, New Yorker, style, The New Yorker, voice, William Steig
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