Can Identify 12/18 Of These Obscure '80s Cartoons From A Single ScreenshotThe 1980s featured a golden age of cartoons, blending creativity and toy marketing, resulting in iconic and obscure shows.
Nadine Redlich's new book is about getting yourself together, spiritual growth and... sideways eggsThe artist's characters reflect universal struggles with procrastination, apathy, depression, and stress while bringing humor and relatability.
Roz Chast on George Booth's CartoonsLaughter is spontaneous and can occur from various unexpected sources beyond traditional humor.
The Plight of the Political SatiristHumor in volatile news is achieved through cute character portrayals of serious issues, reflecting absurdity in politics.
Daily Cartoon: Monday, February 10thThe New Yorker features a distinct artistic approach to its magazine covers, showcasing the creativity of contributing artists like Kaamran Hafeez.
Nadine Redlich's new book is about getting yourself together, spiritual growth and... sideways eggsThe artist's characters reflect universal struggles with procrastination, apathy, depression, and stress while bringing humor and relatability.
Roz Chast on George Booth's CartoonsLaughter is spontaneous and can occur from various unexpected sources beyond traditional humor.
The Plight of the Political SatiristHumor in volatile news is achieved through cute character portrayals of serious issues, reflecting absurdity in politics.
Daily Cartoon: Monday, February 10thThe New Yorker features a distinct artistic approach to its magazine covers, showcasing the creativity of contributing artists like Kaamran Hafeez.
David Lynch on 'Dune,' 'Blue Velvet,' and FearDavid Lynch's creative space embodies a unique blend of artistry and tension, showcasing the director's multifaceted projects and diverse inspirations.
A day in the life of David Squires and the secrets of his artistic process'The article humorously encapsulates the chaos of recent years in football and the author's artistic routine while critiquing modern media.
David Lynch on 'Dune,' 'Blue Velvet,' and FearDavid Lynch's creative space embodies a unique blend of artistry and tension, showcasing the director's multifaceted projects and diverse inspirations.
A day in the life of David Squires and the secrets of his artistic process'The article humorously encapsulates the chaos of recent years in football and the author's artistic routine while critiquing modern media.
John Early Enters the New Yorker Cartoon Caption ContestJohn Early humorously captions cartoons, showcasing his distinct narrative style and quirky observations.
Grocery Run: A Supermarket PuzzleThis year's Cartoons & Puzzles issue offers a fun escape from holiday stress with engaging games and humor.
Bambi Meets Godzilla: #38 on the List of The 50 Greatest Cartoons of All Time (1969)The list of the greatest animated cartoons showcases the dominance of major studios while highlighting the value of indie films.
The 11 Censored Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies Cartoons That Haven't Been Aired Since 1968The Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies cartoons are not as timeless or innocuous as previously thought, with some being suppressed for racist content.
Maybe the future of TV isn't something for everyoneWarner Bros. Discovery's Max streaming service faced backlash for briefly removing Looney Tunes content, highlighting the challenge of managing vast libraries in streaming platforms.
Buy a Ben Jennings signed print from his exhibition - Snowflake's ProgressSnowflake's Progress is a contemporary adaptation of Hogarth's A Rake's Progress, depicting British life over Tory rule.