Licensing for New Yorker cartoonist J. B. Handelsman is now exclusively available on Cartoon Collections!
J. B. Handelsman drew nearly a thousand New Yorker cartoons (and five covers), published between 1961 and 2007. His work also appeared regularly in Playboy and the British humorous magazine ...
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“Tiny House” Caption Contest Commentary with Lawrence Wood
In Jon Adams’s drawing, a bearded man with long white hair is standing barefoot in the doorway of a small house in the woods and saying something to a disgruntled woman who’s walking away with a duffle bag. He looks reluctant to move beyond the doorway, and his left arm is extended back into the ...
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Leo Cullum Cartoons: EXCLUSIVELY on CartoonCollections.com
Licensing for New Yorker cartoonist Leo Cullum is now exclusively available on Cartoon Collections!
Leo Cullum, a TWA pilot, was a cartoonist The New Yorker for 33 years. Cullum published 819 cartoons in The New Yorker, many gathered in the collections “Scotch & Toilet Water?,” a book of dog ...
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With All Due Disrespect
Last week I wrote and asked for topic suggestions for my blog–and I got an enthusiastic response, including kazoo funerals, crochet bombing, star-nosed moles, Plutarch, medical indexing, and catfish noodling which as it turns out is a real thing. It’s gross but at least it’s not catfish canoodling ...
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“Bucking Chair” Caption Contest Commentary with Lawrence Wood
Teresa Burns Parkhurst’s drawing is challenging. It appears to take place at an art exhibit where a small crowd is watching a woman who’s on a bucking car seat that’s spinning around wildly. The woman’s lost one shoe and her hands are in the air. There’s a seat belt, but it’s unbuckled. It’s not ...
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