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With a quick splash of humor, Jon's cartoons provide a great entry point for community discussion around hot topics.
Beth SchultzManaging Editor, No Jitter.com
Jon Carter creates comics for Psychiatric Times. He is professional, creative, open to suggestions, and always meets our deadlines. He does fantastic work for many other brands across UBM. We recommend him highly.
Laurie MartinDigital Managing Editor, Psychiatric Times
Jon’s cartoons are easily some of the top viewed pages on Diagnostic Imaging. He has a great knack for capturing humor in the situations our audience has to deal with. I’m always impressed with how well he understands the audience, and it’s obvious he does his homework to see what’s going on in the field. His cartoons are a great addition to the site and a wonderful opportunity to provide some lighter content to a clinical subject.
Liza HaarEditor, Diagnostic Imaging
Jon is an excellent cartoonist and is also great to work with. He is professional, responsive and always has a quick turnaround time. As a communications publication, we've asked him to create cartoons for oftentimes technical and abstruse subjects, but he always gets it and conveys the message in a funny, clear, original way.
Sarah ThomasEditorial Operations Director, Light Reading
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