
			Home CartoonStock Blog

Shortcut searches

Business Cartoons
Computer Cartoons
History Cartoons
Law Cartoons
Medical Cartoons
Office Cartoons
Recruitment Cartoons
Teaching Cartoons

Hire An Artist

Cartoonists
Styles

Your order has
0 items.

Recover saved cart

Prefer to deal in person?:

United States of America

Toll Free:
888-880-8357

United Kingdom

UK:
01225 789600

Other Countries:
+44 1225 789600

Email:
Email Us Here
(pop-up window)

Cartoonists in public

By: Franklin Price - On: 17/07/2009 17:10:03 - Comments: 7

I came across this animation today and it's just brilliant.

I'd love to know how many cartoonists can relate to this and if you have any of your own experiences to share.

Why Cartoonists Don't Go Out In Public Much

Comments

: By: Glenn Foden; On: 18/07/2009 16:08:55

So true. As a political cartoonist, it usually starts with "I can't draw, but I came up with a great idea..." (It's never a great idea.) or maybe, "I thought of something really funny you should draw." (It's NEVER funny.)

: By: Savita; On: 13/08/2009 07:11:13

I love your collection of vintage cartoon; it's amazing to see this. Thank you very much for such a wonderful help.

Savita

: By: weight training; On: 02/10/2009 05:23:39

Nice thought.
Tia SMith

: By: Dan; On: 26/10/2009 13:21:37

I agree with Savita on all of the "vintage" cartoons you make available. Considering the fact some living cartoonists are displaying their works in galleries, and even selling originals for well over 100K to collectors, your vintage collection proves cartoons from that era are more along the lines of being considered fine art as opposed to just being considered "cartoons". Keep up the great work.

: By: hari; On: 09/07/2010 09:02:31

best best

best

best

: By: mikejason; On: 29/07/2010 19:53:36

This is a wonderful opinion. The things mentioned are great and
needs to be appreciated by everyone.

: By: Law Society Find A Solicitor; On: 27/10/2010 02:03:45

I love your collection of vintage cartoon.This is a wonderful opinion.
******
john

Please complete the form below to submit a comment on this article. A valid email address is required to submit a comment though it will not be displayed on the site.

HTML has been disabled but if you wish to add any hyperlinks or text formatting you can use any of the following codes: [B]bold text[/B], [I]italic text[/I], [U]underlined text[/U], [S]~~strike through text~~[/S], [URL]http://www.yourlink.com[/URL], [URL=http//www.yourlink.com]your text[/URL]

Archive

Cartoonists in public

Comments

Leave a comment