I’m so tired – Lucy Bellwood

Hello [the name is not important, this isn’t really about one guy], As an artist who writes about the need for credit and compensation for my work, I was surprised to receive your message. It’s impossible for me to know if you yourself are writing

Bado Blog: AAEC Convention 2026

From the daily cartoonist. Thirty-something members of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists met in Sacramento this past weekend to discuss the state of the profession and the future of the association. AAEC President Marc Murphy led a discussion about whether the group should change

2026 and the AI ​​Flywheel – Innovation Evangelism

2026 is the year when the business value of AI will really take off. It’s no longer just about AI filling frustrating gaps between existing systems, it’s about AI that “just works,” seamlessly integrated into existing workflows, accelerating all aspects of the business. It has

Sisyphus! — Bizarre | naked cartoonist

Hail Jazz Pickles! Hell, why not? I normally spend half an hour doing Sisyphus every morning before I go to work, but I woke up a little late today, so I took it upon myself to push this blog up the weekly hill. Jazz Pickle

Doggy Vigilance – by Connie Sun

2-page comic illustrating a scene in a crowded coffee shop where the artist observes a vigilant dog and how it responds to its environment. The comic is a reflection on how we can’t always keep bad things from happening, but that experience can make us

August 2026 Sketchbook – MastaFran ComicsMastaFran Comics

My month went hot and cooled down in more ways than one as I fiddle with tiny art and life tasks throughout August. Alley Art Fest The most notable and bittersweet art event I’ve done is this month is Alley Art Fest in Aurora, IL