New York Cartoons
Jason Chatfield, Ann Telnaes, Beth Spencer, Alex Hallatt, Chappatte CartoonsA free cartoon in your inbox every week + live drawing videos with creative insights, along with hand-drawn stories that prove being a New Yorker cartoonist & comedian in NYC is exactly as unhinged as you'd imagine.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 409 | Subscribers | Read | newyorkcartoons.com |
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DMA#35: Drawing on the Edge of the Abyss (Ann Telnaes & Patrick Chappatte)
Remember that essay I wrote recently, The F-Word and the End of the Joke? The one where I stopped treating the word “fascism” like a pair of ill-fitting pants and admitted that things are getting... well, serious?
The Future Isn’t Polished. It’s Fingerprinted.
I read the Stills Trends Report for 2026 the way I read most trend reports. With one eye, a coffee I don’t need, and a low-grade suspicion that I’m about to be told that “authenticity is back”...
The Leaning Tower of Refuse
How the "Trash Revolution" turned my morning walk into a high-stakes game of hopscotch over toxic bin water.
DMA#34: Cartooning for the Apocalypse (and Robo-Vomit) with Alex Hallatt
On surviving the AI deluge, finding secret menus in heaters, and why we’re all artisanal photographers now.
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New Yorker Cartoonist, Author & Comedian in NYC. Dog lover. Former President of the National Cartoonists Society, Artist for Sam Harris Waking Up app. \ud83d\udcda NEW BOOK OUT NOW!
Editorial cartoonist, and creator of the animated short "Open Windows"
✏️ Easily excited by art materials.✨ Drawing prompts and practice sessions. \ud83d\udc22 Let's reach for pencils instead of our phones!
Cartoonist and writer living in Dorset, England. AI sceptic.
Editorial cartoonist Patrick Chappatte > The Boston Globe, NZZ, Le Temps, Canard enchaîné. Formerly with The New York Times. Chair, Freedom Cartoonists Foundation. \ud83d\udc49chappatte.com
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