A Case For Pencils.
Funny Ladies: Celebrating Pamela Beere Briggs.In 1991, documentary filmmaker and author Pamela Beere released a film called Funny Ladies: A Portrait of Women Cartoonists. Lauded by everyone from The Boston Globe to The Los Angeles Times, her work bringing to life the stories of talented women in...
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acaseforpencils: Cartooning:The Art and the Business, by living legend Mort Gerberg, is referred to as the “Bible” of cartoon guidebooks. Many of the cartoonists featured on this site have honed their craft by working through his instructions, and this blog would be an utter failure if I didn’t...
A Case For Pencils.
Hi everyone! I realize it’s been a second since the last interview was posted on here—I’ve been taking a break from Case (hopefully, I’ll get back to it after the holiday season!), but I haven’t been taking a break from working on little projects. I have been having so much fun making holiday...
A Case For Pencils.
Today’s interview on Case is a little bit different—I had been seeing Victoria’s lovely animations on Instagram, and asked her if she might be interested in talking about them on here. She kindly obliged, so I sent her a loose list of questions to consider, and she sent me back such an incredible...
A Case For Pencils.
Editor’s Note: Be sure to check out Dan’s new children’s book, The Light Inside, available this week!Bio: I’ve been contributing cartoons to The New Yorker since 2021. My work has also appeared in Air Mail, Narrative, The Times, Weekly Humorist, The Golfer’s Journal, and a few other publications....
A Case For Pencils.
I’ve been interviewing mainly New Yorker cartoonists on here for close to nine (!) years, which is wild to think about! A lot has changed since I started this blog in 2014— back then, I had a broken wrist from a fall I had while working in a restaurant, and I didn’t have the money for a laptop for...
A Case For Pencils.
Bio: My name is Gustavo Magalhães and I am a Brazilian illustrator/cartoonist. I live in Caçapava, a small town in São Paulo state. I have worked as an illustrator since 2013.As an editorial Illustrator, I’ve been published by The New Yorker, Golf Digest, Forbes, The New Republic, GQ Magazine...
A Case For Pencils.
Bio: I’ve been published in The New Yorker, The Nib, and The Stranger. I refuse to work with anyone whose publication doesn’t start with “The.” Unless I ever get an offer to — then I will.Find this print here!Tools of choice: You have been forewarned, my tools are a bit average, but maybe I can...
A Case For Pencils.
Bio: I’m currently a cartoonist for The New Yorker, a writer for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and a performer at every venue in Brooklyn. I cut my teeth in Chicago at places like The Second City, iO, and The Improvised Shakespeare Company. Before that, I was a child actor who once got a...
A Case For Pencils.
Bio: My daily comic, Half Full, syndicated by Andrews McMeel, is in its tenth year of syndication. My work has also appeared in MAD Magazine, American Bystander, Parade, Wired, Highlights, Prospect and many other publications. I have also created hundreds of greeting cards for Recycled Paper...