Flemming Rose, the now infamous editor of the Jyllands-Posten which published the Mohammed cartoons that elicited a violent reaction in the Middle East and around the world, has started blogging over at Pajamas Media. Mr. Rose will also be on a panel called “Caricaturing A Nation: Americans and Muslims Draw Each Other” at this year’s […]
Mike Rhode, over at ComicsDC, notes that Richard Thompson is slowly taking over the Washington Post In addition to his Saturday panel, Richard’s Poor Almanack in Style, and his Sunday (and soon to be daily and syndicated) strip Cul de Sac in the magazine, RT is now doing spot illos for a column in the […]
Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert, has posted a “visual tour” of his comic making process from the time he wakes up through the creation of one of his strips. Included are many photos of his work environment and talk of the equipment he uses.
From E&P comes news that Jerry Craft, cartoonist for Moma’s Boyz, will be honored for the work he did for the DC Campaign to End Teen Pregnancy.
Marshall Ramsey, editorial cartoonist for The Clarion-Ledger, “live blogged” his cartooning yesterday. Today, I am going to show you, real time, how I draw a cartoon. It may be as exciting as watching paint dry to you, but it will give you an idea of the process I go through every day. You will see […]