This week cartoonist Mark Fiore made Internet and journalism history as the first online-only journalist to win a Pulitzer Prize. Fiore took home the editorial cartooning prize for animations he created for SFGate, the website for the San Francisco Chronicle.
I spoke with Fiore about his big win and plans for his business. Fiore is not [...]

I especially liked Donald Parsnip’s Daily Journal newstand - what a good idea - a small daily - front page news.

I’ve recently been showing prints of my austerity series of drawings. I want these drawings to be things that people will want to possess and own, yet make people think and question, even stir up trouble - in a positive way. Ideally I want them to be seen and owned by different sides of the [...]

Why graphic novels are more than picture perfect

Four leading political cartoonists reveal what inspires them.

I’ve been reading about the nominees for the Turner Prize. I’m not interested in the prize, or who wins etc, but the paintings by Dexter Dalwood are interesting. Apparently he’s from Bristol, and deals in paintings evoking past history, with increasingly politically-themes, including one entitled The Death of David Kelly.

Such as these, some of them [...]

Some of my Etsy work is now featured on the ‘artofmakingchange’ blog - I recently did an interview for the blog and it’s come out really well I think - they’ve written a nice piece for me.

forgot to post this last week:

This is a drawing I made on request from Catherine Austin Fitts, who’s a well known financial commentator in the US, and it’s now published on her blog
And it’s also published on 321Gold
Understanding how the US dollar has been separated from real value (gold) is key to understanding the current financial situation (mess). I feel [...]

Found this - its’ great to see others picking up my drawings and spreading my name further.