New York Cartoons
Jason Chatfield, Liza Donnelly, Ann Telnaes, Alex Hallatt, Eli Woolery, Aarron Walter, Kyle Beaudette, 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.
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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!
Liza is a visual journalist, cartoonist, writer, director at The New Yorker. Documentary: Women Laughing (2025), visit womenlaughingfilm.com for screenings. Observing culture and politics, seeking what’s funny but also what’s important.
Editorial cartoonist, and creator of the animated short "Open Windows"
Cartoonist and writer living in Dorset, England. AI sceptic.
Eli trained in the Product Design program at Stanford University, where he now teaches as a lecturer. He's the co-host of the Design Better Podcast, an award winning show that explores creativity at the intersection of design and technology.
Co-host of Design Better.
Character designer, author, illustrator, balding, man, fat, pig, cartoonist, drawing, art
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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