Getting Creative

This illustration appears in yesterday's edition of the Los Angeles Times accompanying this article. Job creation is not the most riveting of topics but I somehow managed to come up with more than one idea.



This illustration appeared on the same page with this article. As one of the 400,000 in the LA area who lost a job in the last year it was amusing to get an assignment illustrating ways to create more jobs for the region. I'm holding my breath!

Creative Thinking

Sometimes it's just easier to think inside the box, ya know?

Happy New Year!

Now that it's 2010 let's take a look at the last decade in cartoons! My very own Cartoon Decade In Review! This is a page I put together for the Daily News with some of the biggest moments in cartoons of the last ten years. It's very LA-centric and there are many moments that could have only happened here in Los Angeles. The space at the top was left open for the masthead at the top of the newspaper page.

My resolution for this year is....drum roll please.....to BE A BETTER BLOGGER! That's right, I resolve right here and right now to maintain this blog on a regular basis, posting more and more work. So, watch out. Lots cartoons and some of my other projects will be coming at you in 2010!

Turkey Day Warm Up

Late Night Spot

TakePart.Com asked me to do a cartoon on World Food Day, which was friday of last week. A topic that normally wouldn't lend itself to a cartoon but I took it as a challenge. If you'd like to learn more about the ongoing food crises all over the world follow this link.

You're In Good Hands

Check out this cartoon at TakePart.Com!

Guido Guy

Check out this character I designed! Positively offensive!

Get Real

Pick up today's Los Angeles Times and you'll find this cartoon on page A35. I was told they're going to post this on latimes.com so I'll link to it there when it's up!

Survivor: Wasilla

I'll be posting more of these cartoons soon. You can view the weekly cartoon at TakePart!

Human Nature

This cartoon appears in today's Los Angeles Times, page A21. It was fun for me to exercise my editorial cartoon muscle after not using it for so long. I dusted off the cobwebs and got down to business though. I did at least four different cartoons and this was the last. The caption really didn't come until the end, right as I sent it out. Sometimes it's the process of doing the thing that produces the end result.

Here is a poster I did commemorating the death of MJ. Follow this link if you're interested in buying it!