The GOP's Assault on Women

The House passes H.R. 358, the "Let Women Die" Act. Here's my animation on the RH Reality Check website.

Link to Animation

Written, animated and performed by me.

Animation: The One Percent Solution

Link to cartoon on Mother Jones

My cartoon on Mother Jones today, The One Percent Solution: pull yourself up by your own bootstraps unless you can afford to have a politician do it for you.


Written, animated and acted by me. Sound effects from www.freesound.org

Animation: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall

Link to cartoon on Mother Jones

In this week's editorial animation on Mother Jones, Charles Koch is the magic man in the mirror, exhorting a poor schnook to protect the rights of his future billionaire self by voting against raising taxes on millionaires and billionaires. As Koch says, "Your present self may suffer, but your future self will thank you for your forethought!"

Written, animated and acted by me. Sound effects from www.freesound.org

Hi Tech Symphony for The Wall St Journal

Email at noon yesterday: Wall St Journal needs portrait that afternoon of Tim Fain, violinist who performs with other musicians over internets. 12:30: submit sketch. 2:30: sketch approval. 4:30: final. Call me crazy, but I actually like short deadlines.

Animation: Archbishop Dolan, Patron Saint of Discriminators

Archbishop Timothy Dolan, president of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, who lobbied against legalizing gay marriage when he was archbishop of New York, recently counseled President Obama on the separation of church and state.

Here's the cartoon on Mother Jones

In his letter he declared that if the president supported gay marriage, it could "precipitate a national conflict between church and state of enormous proportions.” The archbishop warned that support of gay marriage will lead to discrimination against the people who discriminate against gays.

Dolan, the patron saint of discriminators, tends a curious flock. 


Written, animated and acted by me.

What Makes Dogs Tick

For an article in The Christian Science Monitor this week, written by a woman new to dogs and her discovery that the overweaning interest of her pooch is in food. CSM said they would design the page around the art, so I tried a few approaches. They chose the full page treatment with the dogs in the corners.