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Cartoon: Free Speech on Campus
In the first draft of this cartoon, the first panel went out of its way to make fun of Emma Camp’s New York Times article about students being afraid to say controversial things. Camp described her own freedom of speech being threatened when … Continue reading
Cartoon: Deux Ex Machina, Suckers!
This cartoon is another collaboration with awesome cartoonist Nadine Scholtes. One odd thing about being an atheist, as many atheists have pointed out, is that although we disbelieve in all gods, many of us extra disbelieve in a particular God – whichever … Continue reading
Posted in Cartooning & comics, Dogs, Religion
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Cartoon: Unions Have Always Done The Impossible!
The last week has been kind of a bummer for me, workwise – I pulled a muscle in my thumb. (Who even knew that was a thing?) Afraid of making it worse, I decided not to draw and to minimize … Continue reading
Posted in Cartooning & comics, Union Issues
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Cartoon: It’s All About Caring, Fatsos
This is one of those “I’m almost transcribing, but people will think I’m making it up” cartoons. I have a bad habit of searching social media to see what people are saying about fat people and fat acceptance, and I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Cartooning & comics, Fat, fat and more fat
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Cartoon: The Measure of Intelligence
This cartoon is by me and Nadine Scholtes. Did you catch the interactions between the animals? That was entirely made up by Nadine, and I love it. Donald Trump’s board game – and yes, that is a thing that exists … Continue reading
Posted in Cartooning & comics, Whatever
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Cartoon: Hey did you hear? Biden is old!
One of my occasional non-evergreen cartoons. I’ve drawn “Media” as a guy with a TV for their head at least once before. But the design of the character is definitely evolving. And in this cartoon, a lot of that comes … Continue reading
Posted in Cartooning & comics, Media criticism
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Cartoon: Free Trade Is For Peasants, Not Cartoonists!
There’s something bizarrely fun about drawing myself as a cliche of a wealthy man. Although at the same time I was drawing this cartoon, I was also working on a still-to-come cartoon which also involves lots and lots of panels … Continue reading
Posted in Cartooning & comics, Economics and the like
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