#liza donnelly

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The New Yorker cartoonist Liza Donnelly at the Oscars.

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-Liza Donnelly

What a different world we live in from two years ago. I like it. Picasso.

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LINK FEST: 10 OCTOBER 2023

Links that may or may not be related to gardens, food, travel, nature, or heterotopias and liminal spaces but probably are. Sources in parentheses. cartoons: Overheard At The Farmer’s Market (Liza Donnelly/Seeing Things) article with photos: Tan Yamanouchi’s New House Speaks to His Cats’ Desires (Kushal Jain/Spoon & Tamago). His cats’ desires: Temperature Tier Supreme; Proximity, Yet with Space…

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The very important side characters that no one asked for… in my AU

(see what i did there? 😅)

Kimberly Anne Palmer. Born October 27th, 1982. ISTJ. Enneagram 5w6. FC: Sophie Thatcher.

Ryan Henry Palmer. Born October 27th, 1982. ENTJ. Enneagram 8w7. FC: Rudy Pankow.

Zachary Ian Kelso. Born February 15th, 1986. ESTP. Enneagram 4w3. FC: Jonah Hauer-King.

Nikki Maria Morales. Born July 15th, 1986. ESTJ. Enneagram 8w9. FC: Liza Soberano.

Christine Abigail Baker. Born March 26th, 1996. ENTJ. Enneagram 1w2. FC: Meg Donnelly.

Natalie Renée Montgomery. Born July 5th, 1996. INFJ. Enneagram 6w5. FC: Lola Tung.

with differing levels of importance throughout the story… whether it’s Zach & Nikki (pretty important supporting characters) or someone more minor (but who might be important later!) like Natalie.

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More Cartoonist Profiles

http://www.afnews.info segnala: Hilary Campbell, Liza Donnelly, Philip Witte, Caroline Cash, Matt Groening … Leggi il resto su The Daily Cartoonist https://www.dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2024/07/18/more-cartoonist-profiles/ D. D. Degg oppure leggilo in Italiano, tradotto alla buona: click qui. Quel che comunque compreresti via Amazon (fumetti, libri o qualunque altra cosa), per favore…

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Caption Contest Cartoon by Liza Donnelly

My Entry in The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest #900 https://attemptedbloggery.blogspot.com/2024/06/my-entry-in-new-yorker-cartoon-caption_0206740370.html #LizaDonnelly #Cavewomen #Umbrella #TheNewYorker #Cartoon #CaptionContest

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The answer is YES. Thank you Liza Donnelly

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Creator Spotlight: @lizadonnelly​

Liza Donnelly is an award-winning cartoonist and writer for The New Yorker Magazine and a contributor to The NY Times, Washington Post, Medium, CNN, and CBS News. Author of 18 books for adults and children, Women On Men was a finalist for the Thurber Prize for American Humor. Her most recent book is a history, Very Funny Ladies, The New Yorker’s Women Cartoonists, 1925-2021, with a foreword by David Remnick and Emma Allen, and is a respected resource for historians. Liza’s TED talk was translated into 40 languages, she served as a cultural envoy for the US State Department, and has an honorary Ph.D. from UCONN for peace and women’s studies. The innovator of digital visual journalism, she live-draws events such as the Oscars, presidential debates, and White House Press Conferences for major news outlets. She was visiting lecturer at Vassar College and a Barnard College Athena Leadership Fellow. Liza lives in New York.

Check out her interview with us below!

Did you originally have a background in art and writing? If not, how did you start?

I started drawing cartoons really young, around 7 years old, and just loved it so much. As a kid, I would trace the cartoons of James Thurber or Charles Schulz, and others. From there, I developed my own style. After college, I sold my first cartoon to The New Yorker and began doing illustration and books as well. Writing longer form came later, now I love that as well. But cartooning is my first love.

What is one habit you find yourself doing a lot as a creator?

I draw all the time! And I love to people-watch.

Over the years as an artist and writer, what were your biggest inspirations behind your creativity?

I really enjoy looking at other people’s work, looking at drawings and cartoons, examining how they use their pen or stylus in the line work or wash or color. I am inspired by walking in the city (NYC)—the energy and the variety of people inspire me.

What are 3 things you can’t live without as a creator?

Pens, paper (or stylus and tablet), coffee!

What is your favorite piece of all time? Why?

You mean of mine? I don’t have one! They are all my babies, and I cannot pick one!

What do you wish you knew when you first started out creating content that you know now?

I wish I had more confidence in my ideas when I was younger, and I wish I knew that failure is part of succeeding. I get rejected a lot, but it all leads to better work, and you learn what your voice really is the more you draw.

Do you do warm ups before creating a piece or do you dive right in?

It depends on what I’m creating. I do enjoy diving right in, and I am fond of work (my own and others) that comes straight from the heart: no sketching beforehand, just mind to pen. It has a looseness that I love and a feeling of authenticity. Other times, if I am doing an illustration job, I often sketch first and either use a light box or draw over the pencil lines and erase. I also use a tablet a lot, and that is trickier in terms of sketches and finished art, but I make it work.

Who on Tumblr inspires you and why?  

I was thrilled to learn that @neil-gaiman is on Tumblr!  He's an inspiration to me.

Thank you for stopping by, Liza! Check out more of her work over at @lizadonnelly.

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Cartoon by Liza Donnelly :: [Harper's Magazine]

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We are not helpless. Even after Orpheus was torn to pieces, his severed head, floating down the river Hebrus, went on singing, reminding us that song is stronger than death. We can sing the truth and name the liars. We can stand in solidarity with our fellows on the front lines and magnify their voices by adding our own.

Above all we must understand that stories are at the heart of what’s happening, and the dishonest narratives of oppressors have attracted many. So we must work to overturn the false narratives of tyrants, populists, and fools by telling better stories than they do, stories in which people want to live.

The battle is not only on the battlefield. The stories we live in are also contested territories. Perhaps we can seek to emulate Joyce’s Dedalus, who sought to forge in the smithy of his soul the uncreated conscience of his race. We can emulate Orpheus and sing on in the face of horror, and not stop singing until the tide turns, and a better day begins."

Salman Rushdie PEN America

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Cartoon by Liza Donnelly for The New Yorker magazine.

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woman’s fantasy

© Liza Donnelly

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@Oleshev — Fairfax 

Aaron Pierre — Charli 

Ali Bercan —  Greg

Anya Taylor-Joy —  Crush 

Aubri Ibrag —  Rotten 

Camila Morrone — aveslocas 

Charlie Bushnell — RayoMcQueen 

Choi San — MisaMisa!

Choi Soobin — Cosmic 

Choi Yeon-jun — paticorta

Christina Nadin –  r3volution

Elijah Hewson —  Bojack

Ethan Cutkosky — Plankton 

Herman Tømmeraas — Kumo 

Inna Nord — Seoan

Jacob Elordi — Ice clown

Jenna Ortega — Crush 

Jeon So Mi — Kumo

John Supnik — Wirt 

Kiernan Shipka — Erizo 

Margaret Qualley — Baxter 

Mckena Grace — Gata Fiera

Meg Donnelly — Sarah Lynn

Michael Yerger — Espresso

Milo Manheim — un dino 

Lee Felix  — shostiplus 

Lee Min Ho (Lee Know) — bubble tea 

Lily Rowland — Manzanita  

Liza Weidemann — Mandarina

Luca Apple — dragostea 

Rae Cambra — PrincesaGrumosa

Rayce Aaronson — notdean 

Reneé Rapp — Efímera 

Pietro Checchi — Malteado 

Timothee Chalamet — Bill Cipher 

Victoria Pedretti — Fiona Gallagher 

Vinnie Hacker — Anakin 

Vinnie Woolston — Efímera