Post to this post to post what you wanna post, when you wanna post it. Posting self-posts is postacular.
The illustration, by the way, is by Alex Solis. I’ve just begun to look through his online gallery, but what I’ve seen so far is freaking great.
Barry’s BlueSky- Untitled May 18, 2024The Biggest Crisis A #PoliCartoon by me and Becky Hawkins.
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- Untitled May 17, 2024Copyright claims often go too far, crushing free speech and not allowing for the way artists are influenced by, repurpose, and even coincidentally echo, other art. Not this time, though! Jeff Dieschburg is a straight-up tracer who adds NOTHING original when he paints his copies of photos. [contains quote post or other embedded content]
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Fightin’ Lincoln is a great theme. Is there a blog devoted to collecting all the iterations of it? I feel compelled to draw one myself.
Mikhaela Reid announced today that she’s quitting political cartoonin’
http://www.mikhaela.net/2010/03/end-of-boiling-point.html
I’m a bit disappointed that Mikhaela is retiring from political cartooning. As of a few years ago she was one of a very few women political cartoonists. I’m not sure if that’s still true today, but, when I look at the editorial cartoons in like, Yahoo! news, almost everything is by men. Not everything, but almost everything.
And so I looked up to her. I mean, I still do. And I understand why she’s choosing to stop cartooning now. But still.
Anyone here familiar with animator Ralph Bakshi? I just came across this cartoon that he did for Paramount in the late ’60s. A metaphor on the Vietnam war, perhaps?
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xcogl9_mouse-trek_shortfilms?start=0
Once again, notorious pig Robin Hanson asks a question that seems like it should have an obvious answer, but I can’t think of a particularly good one.
Reallygood.