A Dangerous Trip – Inside the Mind of Jack Ohman
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WOUB/NPR talks with Pultizer Prize winning editorial cartoonist Jack Ohman.
Jack talks about the creative process of being a political cartoonist, some of the restrictions and some of the dangers of his profession.
He gives us a view of how he goes about formulating a cartoon from the germ of the idea that starts the process to the finished product. The subject is central to the success of a cartoon, along with the pithy way of satirizing the situation. The art is secondary to a cartoons success, according to Ohman.
Also: the path to being a cartoonist, social media, paper vs. computer drawing, self-censorship and other limits, more.
Jack’s editorial cartoons via The Sacramento Bee.
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