New York Cartoons
Jason Chatfield, Austin Kleon, Grant Snider, Rich SparksA 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 | 502 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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On Monday, 20 July, I'm leaving the apartment, putting on pants, and hosting another live Lectures on Tap in Manhattan.
Process Video: "Resting Knicks Face" - A Cartoon for New York's Newsletter
Drawn With a Pencil, Powered by a Hangover: The folks at The David Prize have published this cartoon in time for the big Knicks Parade in New York City.
Cigars and Coke with Frasier Crane
Tossed Salad and Smoke in Queens, one October in 2023.
Drawing Quiet: Susan Cain on Waking Up
If you’ve been reading this newsletter for a while, you’ll know I’ve been the portrait illustrator for Waking Up, Sam Harris’s meditation app, for years now.
Every guest who sits down for one of the app’s Conversations gets a hand-dra...
DMA#53: "Don't Call It a Recap" with Austin Kleon
Drawing Anything with Austin on his new book "Don't Call It Art"
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New Yorker Cartoonist, Author & Comedian in NYC. Blocked by Trump… \ud83d\ude06 Cartoon Editor of The Metropolitan Review, Former President of the National Cartoonists Society & Artist for the Waking Up app. NEW BOOK OUT OCT 13!
I’m a writer who draws. Author of STEAL LIKE AN ARTIST and other bestsellers. My next book DON’T CALL IT ART is out June 2.
Creator of Incidental Comics and picture books. Keeper of sketchbooks, loser of pens.
My work has appeared in the New Yorker, Air Mail, WSJ, Alta Journal, Barron's, American Bystander, Weekly Humorist, Narrative Magazine, and other publications. Founding member of indie rock band The Last Afternoons.
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