In previous articles, I’d discussed such topics as licensing, magazines and rights, licensing agents and topics in what I hope to be a useful and immediately actionable way. Clearly the most popular and the one with vastly more visits than the others is Submitting Art And Cartoons To Greeting Card Companies where I provide suggestions based on … More Submitting Art And Cartoons To Calendar Companies
I occasionally get asked about submitting work to magazines – the process, the prospects, and the pay. I don’t claim to be an expert, but I’ve got some experience that I can share. First, the process. As an exercise in discipline and creative production, I try to develop a dozen good gag ideas a week. … More Submitting Cartoons To Magazines – Bagging The Elephants (In Wall Street Parlance)
It’s no secret that I’m a bit in awe of the massively talented collection of cartoonists who create work for the New Yorker magazine. Recently, I’ve begun creating work targeting the New Yorker and Harvard Business Review-type markets, submitting faithfully weekly and monthly (nothing in New Yorker yet, and just sold my first to Harvard … More New Yorker Cartoonists
I’m enormously grateful to report that I’ve just sold my first cartoon to Harvard Business Review – a VERY exciting moment for a professional cartoonist. They’re a tough market to crack, but we managed to get it done!
I’ve always loved the work of magazine cartoonists and thought of them as among the most talented in the business. From time to time I get back into creating work for magazine markets, particularly business cartoons, and submit them. Publications such as Harvard Business Review, Barron’s, and the Wall Street Journal all accept black and … More Business Cartoons For Magazines
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