Out With the Old, In With More of the Same...

Have a tolerable New Year. I'm Not sure if "Happy" could be considered on the roster these days...

Versions of this cartoon also appeared in the 12/31/2011 SALEM NEWS and the 01/01/2012 edition of the DIGBOSTON website.

I Wish He Could Do That To the Upcoming Presidential Campaign as Well...

Published in the SALEM (MA) NEWS 12/23/2011.

On the First Day of Xmas, My True Love Said 'Mee-Mee"....

A Muppet Xmas drawing I did for the Scandivaian Muppet Art Blog..

Sporting, Eh, Wot?

Published in the SALEM (MA) NEWS 12/21/2011:
Myopia, a very posh and Wealthy 84-acre hunting club in Hamilton is applying for Chapter 61: a tax break applied to forests, agriculture, and recreation. Of course, it wouldn't be any coincidence that Myopia also happens to be the biggest taxpayer towards Hamilton's town budget, would it? It the break goes thru, the town stands to lose around $24000.00 in revenue.

Creative Characters Xmas Card #8

My eight annual Xmas card I designed and drew for the CREATIVE CHARACTERS graphic service company in Philadelphia, PA. This we took a different approach to making it: I designed the card layout, Brigid (the company head) sent me reference material to what the Buttons/icons should look like- as well as recent staff photos, and i produced HAND-DRAWN versions of every one of those icons and faces -at a much larger size than you see on the final card-(The faces themselves were 3.5" squares!)drew the Ipad with the hands and the Ipad screen background seperately from each other, than the talented folks at CC took all my artwork, made high-quality reductions of each piece, and assembled the whole thing digitally, with a few added embelleshments. I have to say the thing came out quite good!

Christmas and Comics Marketing:

My FOR ART'S SAKE published in COMICS BUYER'S GUIDE#1685.

The Salem News: In Lieu:

Published in the SALEM (MA) News 12/09/2011:
An alternate method of raising charity during the holiday season was put into practice..To a degree..

Who Talks For Who?

A mild comment on the use of religion in politics. Used in the DIGBOSTON website 12/10/2011.