Skipping to the Fun Parts
Dana Jeri MaierTricking yourself into creating art, one Post-It note doodle at a time
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It still feels weird calling my studio a “studio.” Although it is the room where I create most of my art, it also used to be my bedroom, and for a long time, my drawing desk was next to my bed. It wasn’t a great system. Mostly the bed becam...
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I'm an artist and cartoonist, and the author of the Skip to the Fun Parts: Cartoons and Complaints About Creativity (Andrews McMeel, May 2023). I've been a contributor to the New Yorker Shouts & Murmurs since 2018. Based in Washington, DC.
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