Weekend Spill: Case For Pencils Spotlights Ali Solomon; The Latest ToonStack: “Grrrripes”; The Tilley Watch Online, July 26-30, 2021

Case For Pencils Spotlights Ali Solomon Jane Mattimoe’s fab Case For Pencils blog features Ali Solomon this week.  Ms. Solomon’s new book (shown here) is just out. Go here to see more of her work. Don’t forget to visit the Case For Pencils archive where you’ll find a spectacular line up of previously featured cartoonists.   _________________________________________________________________________ The Latest ToonStack:

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Tuesday Spill: Sofia Warren’s “You’re Doing Great” #12; Cover Revealed For Ken Krimstein’s “When I Grow Up”; Today’s Daily Cartoonist…And Yesterday’s

Sofia Warren’s “You’re Doing Great” #12 The Spill will try keeping up with New Yorker cartoonist newsletters. It’s great seeing so many around these days.  Here’s Sofia Warren’s latest.  Ms. Warren began contributing to The New Yorker in November of 2017.   Visit her website here.   ______________________________________________________________ Ken Krimstein’s “When I Grow Up” Cover Revealed An early look at

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Weekend Spill: Latest ToonStock; Latest The Bob Newsletter; Interview Of Interest: Amy Hwang; Case For Pencils Spotlights Jon Adams

Latest ToonStack If it’s Sunday, it’s Toonstack time. A bunch of (mostly) New Yorker cartoonists shower us with cartoons on a theme.  This week’s: What’s Love Got To Do With It? Contributors include Hilary Campbell, Navied Mahdavian, Felipe Galindo (aka Feggo), Amy Hwang, Ellis Rosen, Kendra allenby, Johnny DiNapoli, Amy Kurzweil, Sofia Warren, Madeline Horwath, and J.A.K.. ___________________________________________________________________ New The

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Wednesday Spill: Two Classifications Of New Yorker Cartoonists; Today’s Daily Cartoonist & Cartoon

Two Classifications Of New Yorker Cartoons If you look at Wolcott Gibbs‘s Foreward in Charles Addams’s 1947 cartoon collection, Addams And Evil, you’ll find this interesting opening sentence. Mr. Gibbs goes on to use Helen Hokinson as an example of an artist who contributed “straight” cartoons, and Addams as “nutty.” Mr. Gibbs describes Ms. Hokinson as a “social critic” with

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