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St. Pete Times looks to hire staff editorial cartoonist
The St. Petersburg Times in Florida is looking to add a full-time editorial cartoonist to its staff, according to the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists. The Times has been without a staff cartoonist since Don Addis retired in 2004.
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February/16/2007 @ 10:06 pm
i was looking for jobs in the art world and came across this position. i am a artist by natural gift. and i work as a stocker at publix at 1700 hundred nth and 34th. i love art and have been looking for a long time for this opportunity. i have 24 of my own cartoons and i have many oil paintings that i have made also. i am looking for a change in career because i am married my wife and i have a little one coming into the world soon. is there a way we can meet for you to see my works? please let me know as soon as you can. thank-you for your time.
timothy andrew baker
February/16/2007 @ 11:52 pm
Timothy, this is for a position at a Florida paper, so I think you just need to go to the paper and hold people hostage for awhile … like with a salad shooter or something (really newspaper reporters in the life and editorial sections will still take you seriously - they don’t get out much, although perhaps more than cartoonists). Try to think up some way they have been messing with you … like repeatedly putting papers on your porch or something - that gives you a cause.
You won’t get the job, of course, but you can write a book and make money from prison. Your child will be through all the larval stages of life by the time you get out and ready to have a healthy relationship with dad.
Good luck with that!
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