New York Cartoons
Jason Chatfield, Tom Chitty, Jeremy Caplan, Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell, Mason Currey, Emily Flake, Margreet de Heer, Jenny Lawson (thebloggess), Brad Guigar, Kevin KAL Kallaugher, Drive: The Sci-Fi ComicA 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!
Tom Chitty makes cartoons and illustrations and writes funny words. He is a regular contributor to The New Yorker, Air Mail, New Statesman, American Bystander and the Literary Review of Canada. He is a human and he says hello to you.
I'm Director of Teaching and Learning at CUNY's Newmark Graduate School of Journalism. I write the Wonder Tools newsletter to help people discover the most valuable sites and resources for productivity and creativity. I enjoy collaborations; say hi\ud83d\udc4b
New Yorker Cartoonist. Author of Murder Book & The Joy of Snacking. Dancer.
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Emily Flake is a cartoonist, writer, illustrator and performer.
First Comic Artist Laureate of The Netherlands; now "just" comic artist, with a wide variety of work.
Professional weirdo. Author of Let's Pretend This Never Happened, Furiously Happy, You are Here, Broken and HOW TO BE OKAY WHEN NOTHING IS OKAY. Proprietress of Nowhere Bookshop.
One of the longest-running webcartoonists in the world, with a career spanning over 25 years. Author of three books about cartooning and dozens of graphic novels. Co-hosts the ComicLab podcast.
International award-winning political cartoonist and satirist. Created over 11,000 cartoons and magazine covers for The Economist (47 yrs) and The Baltimore Sun (31 years). Loves the ancient mighty pen.
Cartoonist of DRIVE and SHELDON, co-director of STRIPPED, co-host of COMICLAB.
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