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Jeffrey Koterba

Jeffrey Koterba

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Posted: September 24, 2010 12:00 PM
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As an editorial cartoonist who is also a writer and lover of books, I'm continually on the lookout for opportunities to draw literary-themed cartoons.

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While reading about the controversy surrounding a genetically modified salmon, I couldn't help but think of Ernest Hemingway's famous novella.
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As an editorial cartoonist who is also a writer and lover of books, I'm continually on the lookout for opportunities to draw literary-themed cartoons. ...
As an editorial cartoonist who is also a writer and lover of books, I'm continually on the lookout for opportunities to draw literary-themed cartoons. ...
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11:14 PM on 09/27/2010
love this I am a cartoonist and sometimes draws sketches of books I like
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01:10 PM on 09/27/2010
The John Updike one is truly moving....
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01:18 PM on 09/26/2010
Catcher is so very overrated.
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09:58 AM on 09/26/2010
Indeed, photo references easily end up flat-looking (like the photo itself)... with a 3D reference you can shift your head (most people can, anyway) to the left, right, up, down... um... diagonally... & see the whole thing. Tracing is another story.
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tucoyohei
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04:25 PM on 09/25/2010
Seriously, if you like literary comics, here's a Hamlet comic- http://neverknows.com/hamlet/
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impermanentlife
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02:07 PM on 09/25/2010
Rather wonderful. Makes me smile. Thanks.
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Rhetorician
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12:42 PM on 09/25/2010
You just became my favorite cartoonist since George Price. Keep up the great work.
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