Another cartoon has recently posted to the mental health supersite Psychiatric Times 🙂 This month’s cartoon focuses on the all-too-familiar phenomenon of anti-social devices and their effect on family time. Head over to check it out!
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:)
A new cartoon recently posted over at the data analytics supersite KDNuggets.com. This one deals with the recent story about artificial intelligence being able to tell if a person is gay or straight just by scanning their face. That got us to thinking – what else could AI tell us about ourselves? The new cartoons…
The first April cartoon has gone up over at Diagnostic Imaging. This installment has a little fun with some of the frustrations that rad techs may have with voice recognition software. Enjoy:)
My latest cartoon just posted on Diagnostic Imaging, so head over there to get a better look at my cartoon about second screening. Yes, this phenomenon doesn’t just happen when we’re at home! If your physician does happen to be doing this while performing… say, a … rectal exam or something of that nature, you…
This month’s cartoon featured on Modern Analyst deals with how we handle the security of our increasingly important and sensitive data pools, and what turns out to be more of a reactionary stance at data security, than proactive. Just ask Target and a few other high profile businesses how prepared they were for their breaches…
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!
Check out my latest cartoon for Diabetes Mine on their Sunday Funnies section!