The new summer issue for Reader’s Digest is out on newsstands now and it features another one of my cartoons, in the Humor in Uniform section of the magazine. Check out a copy now online or at retail outlets everywhere:)
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Ever feel like a crash test dummy? I’m sure some rad techs have seen some pretty busted up real people, but in the land of Cartertoons stuff like this happens. See my entire catalog of cartoons and great radiology articles at Diagnostic Imaging 🙂
Physician’s Practice – December Cartoon
It’s been a couple weeks since I posted here, but I’m finally back to post about the latest toons on my various client sites. Last month’s Physicians Practice cartoon posted back on December 22, and I think it’s a fitting New Year’s gesture. Here’s to hoping your new year will be full of good health…
KDNuggets – November Cartoon
My November cartoon just posted over at KDNuggets. The concept comes from a recent story about Gmail’s possible future ability to answer emails for you as a sort of surrogate AI secretary. Very interesting technology, which is, of course, ripe for a cartoonist to take a jab at:) Enjoy and have a wonderful weekend!
Modern Analyst – September Cartoon
Another cartoon posted this past Sunday over at Modern Analyst, one of the top sites for data and business intelligence news and features. Check out the full image on the site.
Diagnostic Imaging – October Cartoon
Happy Halloween everybody! To help get in the mood for all the zombies, hairy things, and creepy crawlies, check out some of my monster cartoons for some chills and thrills!… or maybe just a chuckle or two:O Diagnostic Imaging has also posted a Halloween cartoon on their site, from my October offering. Click here to…
KD Nuggets – August Cartoon
I’ve drawn a new cartoon for this month’s KDNuggets Data and Analytics site, so click on over to Gregory’s site and check it out if you have the chance:) He regularly posts the latest insightful and interesting news on all things data-related which casual data news followers and experienced pros alike will find useful.