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2009 Year in Review Cartoons – Scandal
Here are some suggestions for Scandal cartoons for 2009. Just click on the cartoons below and choose the download option you prefer. This is just a small sample of the scandal cartoons that we have. For more options please enter the keyword or name into the search engine and you’ll find many great choices.
For more info or help please call our editor Sales at (805) 969-2829.
Best,
Daryl Cagle
2009 Year in Review Cartoons – In Memoriam
Here are some suggestions for Memorial/Obit cartoons for 2009. Just click on the cartoons below and choose the download option you prefer. For more options please enter a keyword or name into the search engine and you’ll find many great choices.
For more info or help please call our editor Sales at (805) 969-2829.
Best,
Daryl Cagle
2009 Year in Review Cartoons – Sports
Here are some suggestions for Sports cartoons for 2009. Just click on the cartoons below and choose the download option you prefer. This is just a small sample of the huge selection of sports cartoons that we have. For more options please enter the keyword Sports or similar into the search engine and you’ll find many great choices.
For more info or help please call our editor Sales at (805) 969-2829.
Best,
Daryl Cagle
A decade is a long time –and this is  a lot of cartoons!  See my selections of the decade here with more than 80 of my cartoons marking the significant issues of the decade starting off with Bush vs. Gore.
I drew the cartoon below when the Supreme Court selected George W. Bush as president. Â I “defaced” the justices who voted for Bush and my newspaper at the time, the Honolulu Advertiser, refused to run the cartoon. Â Ah … memories.
The cartoon at the right gave me some trouble. Â I drew it on the second anniversary of 9/11, which seems to have been too soon, as it drew some very angry reaction.
The cartoon below also garnered some angry reaction, with readers screaming that it was terrible for me to compare our nation’s president with that evil murderer, Osama Bin Ladin.
Another cartoon below drew some furious reaction from Republicans who wanted to argue with every little fact in the mind of Republicans – not to say that I was wrong, but to point out all the things they disliked about Democrats. Click to see them all.
It’s nearly the end of the year, which means everyone will be posting their “year in review” pieces, and here at Cagle Cartoons, we’re no exception (make sure you check out Will Durst’s hilarious Top Ten Comedic News Stories of 2009 column).
Here’s my contribution, the Daryl Cagle’s Cartoon Year in Review Slideshow, up now on msnbc.com now! Come look!
(Click on the cartoon to view the slideshow)
Here’s my latest cartoon. First, there is the rough sketch; here I drew it in hard pencil and came back to tighten it up with a ball point pen.
Next I draw up the finished line art in pencil on drafting vellum. Â This is the image that most people will see in the newspapers.
Then I do the color version, for the newspapers that print in color and for the web. Â I really wish I could do “scratch ‘n sniff.”
Here’s my new cartoon on Tiger Woods. Â We have a great new collection of cartoons about Tiger Woods’ troubles here. Â Come look!
I know that I make people angry when I draw any kind of religious metaphor. Â Be polite with comments. Â The caricature of Woods at the right was drawn by Nate Beeler of the Washington Examiner; Nate is a brilliant caricature artist who deserves more attention.
I wanted to pass along the happy news that Apple has finally approved our iPhone app, and it’s available for download right now at iTunes.
Our new MSNBC Cartoons is very cool. It enables iPhone and iPod Touch users to see the newest editorial cartoons, updated in real-time as soon as dozens of the participating editorial cartoonists from our site finish drawing them. Browsing the cartoons is easy, as it’s built to work just like iPhoto, with pinch zoom and tilt rotation features. Â Users can even shake their iPhone to show a random cartoon!
Open the app when it is convenient to be online and you’ll cache more cartoons each time, for viewing right away or at your convenience when your device is offline.
You can also share your favorite political cartoons by e-mail, or post them to your Twitter and Facebook pages, without ever having to leave the app.
It has more cartoons, more often, than any other app out there, and it’s free!
Click here to download the app!
Here’s a video we put together showing how the app works:
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And here are some screenshots:
