Sunday Morning Comics – The lighter side of art.
January 6, 2013
Editorial cartooning stretches back through the history of news reporting. Raising awareness of the importance of the art form may have been Thomas Nast (1840-1902). The historic editorial cartoonist is known for popularized the donkey and Read more »
December 23, 2012
Remembering to laugh while prepping for the holidays is a good thing. To get things started, editorial cartoonist Peter Spacek provided a few wacky ways to view Christmas and the holiday season. Read more »
December 16, 2012
Steve Kelley takes a two-prong approach when considering subjects for his editorial cartoons: they feature politics or “stuff people actually care about,” Kelley said, according to townhall.com. With over two decades creating cartoons seen across America, Read more »
December 2, 2012
It’s difficult not to be in awe of Walt Handelsman. He’s the most widely reprinted cartoonist in America. He’s won every major journalism award for cartooning excellence. He’s won The Pulitzer Prize twice for editorial cartoons. Read more »
November 18, 2012
Signe Wilkinson has an unusual moniker–the “Pennsylvania state vegetable substitute.” Legend has it that she was awarded the title by a former speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 1989. Why or how this came Read more »
October 28, 2012
Jimmy Margulies keeps a close watch on campaign trails–all of them. National, state and local politics are fair game for Margulies. A prolific political cartoonist, Margulies transforms sharp observations into a stream of drawings for The Read more »
October 21, 2012
Mike Keefe draws it as he sees it. Politicians, Lance Armstrong, speed bikers, technology flaws, climate change and the economy are all fodder for his editorial cartoons. Keefe’s a Pulitzer Prize winner. He plays harp and Read more »
September 23, 2012
Rory Evenson-Phair likes to let his mind wander and consider life’s incongruities. Like an essayist, he enjoys connecting dots that aren’t always obvious. Life can be absurd and weird. Technologies, creature comforts, conveniences and cultural patterns Read more »
September 9, 2012
David Geiser’s been at it again. When he picks up his colored pencils, anything can happen and usually does. The illustrations that follow spring from Geiser’s early morning doodles. Chalk them up to a mix of Read more »
August 26, 2012
Welcome to Rob White.2! This is the second installment of cartoons by Rob White. If you’re looking to laugh about life, then White has something to share. The following works present a twist on summertime living Read more »
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