Illustrator Maira Kalman walks through time and geography, meditating on how tolerance can work in a democracy in The New York Times' ...

Please take a look and consider bidding on some of my cartoon books on eBay . The items above begin at 49 cents. Thanks.

James Stevenson! Now there's a guy whose cartoon work I have always admired. Here are a few cartoons from his collection SORRY LADY - TH...

Above: A Shermund original from the Library of Congress' Cartoon America exhibit, now online . Michael Maslin profiles the career of Ne...

Steve Greenberg writes a thoughtful reflection on this touching cartoon by John Sherffius here . Hat tip to Daryl Cagle.

"Never mind the recession - Lego is now so popular that there are 62 little coloured blocks for every person on the planet. Yet only fi...

Colleen Mastony, Chicago Tribune reporter, writes Tough economic times fuel success for Dilbert , a Q&A with Scott Adams about Dilbert...

I didn't even know about this place until today. If you're in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, stop by at the Toy & Action Figure Museum ...

In its entirety: THE CARTOONIST!, the in-house publication of the National Cartoonists Society, Annual Photo Issue Fall 1953. The Cartoonist...

I'm enjoying the Flickr photo stream from RISD students here . Hat tip to Juana Medina (whose drawing above I snagged from the site)! Re...

Craig Kausen, Chuck Jones' grandson, has a terrific blog, Chuck Redux , dedicated to his grandfather. Take a look at some of these Chuck...

Above: the lurid cover of DEATH DRAWS THE LINE by Jack Iams, A Dell paperback #457, copyright 1959 by Mr. Iams. "Death mysteriously str...

Ronald Searle's Secret Sketchbook! H/t to Comics Reporter!

(Updating the partial nominee list of March 16, 2009.) The Book Illustration nominees are in, and that completes the list. The NCS gives o...

Chuck Jones was the first cartoonist I ever met. He was giving a presentation of some of his Roadrunner & Coyote shorts at a West Coast...

A retrospective of Chuck Jones' animated shorts gets kicked off tonight with a new 30 minute documentary. Turner Classic Movies and film...

A 13 minute Disney exploration of the art of storyboarding, hosted by Eric Goldberg. H/to Journalista!

The PBS Sunday morning program "Sunday Arts" showcases the Museum of Comic & Cartoon Art's Watchmen exhibit in this segm...

One of the problems I have when coloring a cartoon is deciding on my palette. Will the cartoon be on the warm side with reds and oranges, et...