A Weimar era cartoon I made that's just as relevant now as it was the day I drew it.
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Surreal Dialogue /
Winter Sketchbook /
Winter Sketchbook.
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A cartoon I submitted to the New Yorker in the 40s. At the time, it was considered "ahead of its time."
A Life In The Theater /
An "outtake" from my recent Hedwig Sketchbook report for Vanity Fair. This is actually the first drawing I did the week of tech. It shows the stage manager and a costumer in the house, watching as John Cameron Mitchell rehearsed. The costumer ended up being the audience stand in whenever Mitchell practiced his "in the house" moments.
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Sax Swirl on Flickr.
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This is a video about me, made by the folks at The Roger Smith Hotel in Manhattan during my recent show of drawings of People Looking At Art. It includes footage of me at work at joespub (where I’m the Archival Artist), drawing a Benji Hughes show (and some incidental music by Benji as well).
It’s strange to see a day or two of footage edited down to three minutes— and some of the things I say here are a little out of context, but It looks great and I’m grateful to everyone involved …