Morten Morland leaves The Spectator after 15 years
Morten Morland, who has been drawing covers for The Spectator magazine for the last 15 years, announced on Twitter that…
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Will Terry Reviews the iPad Pro as a professional illustration tool
Children’s book illustrator Will Terry reviews Apple’s iPad Pro as a professional illustration device.
Interviewed: Tom Tomorrow on illustration as a cartoonist
Ward Sutton asks Dan Perkins (Tom Tomorrow) about the illustration work he does on occasion. WARD SUTTON: Do you actively…
Check out Chris Eliopoulos’s new ‘Ordinary People Change the World’ books
This week’s sponsor is Chris Eliopoulos. I’ve been a fan of Chris’s work for, well… the first time I saw…
Check out Mo Willem’s Paris Doodles sketches
Award winning illustrator Mo Willems is on sabbatical for a year. While he’s in Paris, he’ll be posting doodles and…
The Art of British illustrator, satirist Ralph Steadman
A great video story from the Economist about British illustrator and satirist Ralph Steadman. “I go straight in with ink…
Google pays tribute to Maurice Sendak
Today’s Google Doodle is a tribute to Maurice Sendak. One of the better ones if you ask me.
Mark Pett publishes 2nd children’s book
Author and illustrator Mark Pett has released his second picture book today entitled The Boy and the Airplane. It’s a…
Success in cartooning speaker: Ed Steckley
Ed Steckely is a professional illustrator in New York City who contributes to MAD Magazine. He talked about how the…
Neil Gaiman, Skottie Young to team up for “Fortunately, the Milk”
Robot6 reports that Neil Gaiman has signed a 5 book deal with HarperCollins Children’s Books. One of the five, Fortunately,…
Maurice Sendak fantasized about assassinating Bush, Chenney
The Comics Journal ran a sneak peak of an interview between Gary Groth and “Where the Wild Things Are” author…
Edward Sorel: tracing is cheating
Illustrator, cartoonist Edward Sorel was profiled by NY1 about his work drawing covers for prestigious magazines like The New Yorker,…
Niemann to attempt to live-draw a marathon run
The Gothamist reports that Abstract Sunday cartoonist Christoph Niemann will attempt to live-draw his first marathon. From the Gothamist: “It’s…
Profiled: Maurice Sendak and his new book Bumble-Ardy
A good read in the Washington Post about an illustrator legend: Sendak feels old, but happy, relieved to have escaped…
Video: Steve Brodner draws Boehner in the Middle
Posted on the Washington Post: It’s moving pretty fast. Did anyone catch what he was coloring with? H/T: Mike Rhode