Still Reading It for the Cartoons: Changing Production Methods & Public Perception in Illustration Thursday, December 5 6:00 to 8:00 PM At Swann Auction Galleries: 104 East 25th Street, Fl. 5, New York, NY 10010 Hear from cartoonists Emily Flake and Benjamin Schwartz, both regular contributors to The New Yorker, alongside Swann Galleries specialist Christine…
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Cartoons for Teachers: Reach Your Students with Humor
It feels we are gradually returning to business as usual; more people are back in the office, and most students are back in the hallways. Classroom teaching is back! But keeping students’ attention and helping them retain information may be harder than ever. During the lockdown, students had few outlets and were more glued to…
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Cartoons for Lawyers: Market Your Practice with Humor
If you’re a practicing lawyer, chances are you’ve made many presentations, whether to a jury, a client, or a board of directors. You’ve probably sat through mandatory continuing education programs, wondering why the presentation isn’t more engaging. A PowerPoint consisting of nothing but charts and text can be painfully dull; soon the audience checks out….
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“Mailman” Caption Contest Commentary with Lawrence Wood
In Drew Panckeri’s cartoon, a man who’s sitting on his front step as if it were a throne is holding an icicle as if it were a scepter. He’s flanked by five vaguely threatening snowmen, and they’re all looking at a postal worker who’s delivering the mail. The man who would be king is addressing…
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Remembering Gahan Wilson
Dear cartoon lovers, Gahan Wilson, one of the great greats of the art of the single-panel cartoon, died last week. I knew him as a colleague and friend and was his editor at The New Yorker from 1997 to 2016, where he published over six hundred cartoons. This was the last cartoon he published there…
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