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A little illustration for last week’s Casual column about the author’s mother and vinyl recording she had of herself reciting a monologue from Julius Caesar.
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From the archives: An oldie that feels special, because sitting on the floor reading through a stack of comics was one of childhood’s great pleasures. For the Weekly Standard back in 2014.
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“Egged On” for the Weekly Standard.
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Buddy here hosted an Easter egg hunt and it was a bit much. Philip asked for the Atlas pose with the giant Easter egg, which was a treat. I don’t know why, but just love drawing that pose.
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“I’ve Got Mail” for The Weekly Standard.
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This little piece was for a column about a writer and his correspondents/pen-pals.
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Another one for The Weekly Standard. This was for a column about the experience of a wife a known republican author when she arrived at a local neighbourhood party. She did not feel welcome (or at least felt that her association with such an author was a social mark against her).
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“Phone Home” for The Weekly Standard.
Always a pleasure to work with Philip Chalk of the Weekly Standard, who’s become one of my most steady regular clients over the years. I got a kick out of playing with all the different coloured circles in this.
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