The Seattle Post-Intelligencer interviews Jerry Craft, creator of Momma’s Boyz, about his comic and his new book Mama’s Boyz: Home Schoolin, Because Learning Shouldn’t Stop at 3 O’clock! First let me thank you for taking time to do this interview. You have a very vibrant and fun illustration style. Where did the style for Mama’s […]
The Washington Post is commemorating the 10 year anniversary of the passing their editorial cartoonist Herb Block (or Herblock) who drew for the paper for 55 years before passing in 2001. Donald E. Graham remembers visiting Herblock in the hospital in August 2001. Block was 91 and still drawing five cartoons a week. The publisher […]
Aside from a bit o’ controversy regarding the film itself by Europeans, the opening credits are kinda cool.
From the Daily Caller: President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign is asking artists to design promotional posters that convey a message: “support American jobs.” The brutal irony for artists, however, is that they will receive no payment for their work. The campaign, which has $61 million on hand, will reward only the three artists whose work […]
Randy Glasbergen, one of the most prolific cartoonist in America, has signed a contract with the Costa Rican newspaper La Nacion to provide weekly cartoons for their Sunday magazine. The single-panel cartoons will be on a variety of subjects and will begin appearing in December. The cartoons will be translated by the newspaper.
From Contactmusic.com: Typical of the fury ignited by the movie, Nicholas Lezard, the literary critic for Britain’s Guardian newspaper, said that when he left the theater showing the Tintin film, he founding himself “too stunned and sickened to speak; for I had been obliged to watch two hours of literally senseless violence being perpetrated on […]