Two million pages seen

 

I would like to warmly thank the readers of this blog for the interest you have shown to it !

One million pages seen

I would like to warmly thank the readers of this blog for the interest you have shown to it !

"Searle in America" Exhibition in San Francisco

"Searle in America" from November 16 to March 30, 2014 at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco.

The Cartoon Art Museum presents the first career retrospective of the work of famed British cartoonist and illustrator Ronald Searle in Northern California.

Animator Matt Jones, Exhibition Curator and longtime manager of the Ronald Searle Tribute blog, has assembled the best of Searle’s work produced while on reportage assignment around the United States. 

Drawn 2005-2013

John Martz on Drawn.

Drawn in 2005.

Steve Brodner's Complete 2012 Conventions Live Blog

Here, in its entirety, is Steve Brodner's 2012 RNC, DNC convention live blog work for thenation.com. Grand total: 152 illustrations.
The pieces are in reverse order as they appear on the original site: http://www.thenation.com/blogs/steve-brodner

These are all made using 2B, 4B pencil in 8 1/2 X 11 75lb bright white paper in Allied Artists sketchbooks augmented in Photoshop, in the spirit of enthusiastic political engagement, participation, voting, and . . . democracy.

Steve Brodner's Liveblog of the GOP Convention (2)

The liveblog can be found here.

Some favourites:

Steve Brodner's Liveblog of the GOP Convention (1)

From The Nation.

I’ve covered many political conventions over the years. They are hard to forget, but sometimes I think it would be a good idea.
Today, conventions seem to be about very little. They mostly exist as a fancy feast for fat cats and the creatures of the media-industrial complex.

My "Blown Cover" entry

The theme of the Blown Covers contest was "Global Warming".

And here is the winning entry:

An update on the "Blown Covers" blog

Dear Friends and Followers - 

After Monday’s announcement that this blog would wind down at the end of July, the Blowncover’s inbox was flooded with letters of support and encouragement. A clever and talented community of artists and commenters has sprung up around  this project and I can’t bear to let it go. So. You’ve convinced me! The blog will live on. But we’ll have to make some changes.

We will be transitioning from weekly contests to monthly contests. I’d love to continue just as we’re doing now, but the pace isn’t sustainable. This week, we got twice as many submissions as usual! (And they’re all great - way to make our lives difficult.)  I’d like to make it so artists can look at each other’s submissions over the course of a month (a public or semi-public flickr gallery perhaps?), vote and comment on them, then Françoise and I will post our favorites here on the tumblr. I’m going to take the weekend to think about the best way to do this (your suggestions are very welcome: blowncovers@gmail.com). I’ll be back on Monday, with a new plan - and later next week, with the results of the cats and dogs contest. 

Thank you for all your encouragement,

Nadja