Here’s something I’ve been meaning to post about for some time, and I have finally found a break in my hectic schedule (which has lately consisted mostly of napping and coughing up phlegm- I’m coming off a bad cold).
David Chelsea is reading:Laughter in the Dark
by Vladimir Nabokov
Continue reading End Strips And Call Slips
I have been preoccupied with edits on my latest book, PERSPECTIVE IN ACTION, for the past few weeks, and so I have not been putting up regular blog posts about my Patreon page. However, I have been faithfully posting material every week – fan art from my illustration days, cards from the BLOCKBUSTERS OF RHYTHM & BLUES set, and so forth, as well as new pages of my web comic ARE YOU BEING WATCHED?
David Chelsea Is Reading:
Peter Arno: The Mad, Mad World of The New Yorker’s Greatest Cartoonist
by Regan Arts.
Continue reading New Stuff On Patreon: WELCOME TO THE ZONE Rebooted And More!
Yesterday was the First Thursday Of The Month, when I post fan art drawings on my Patreon page, and it also marked the return of my continuing web comic, ARE YOU BEING WATCHED?
David Chelsea is watching: Frisky Dingo, Season Two
Continue reading First Thursday On Patreon: Fan Art Illustration And The Return of ARE YOU BEING WATCHED?
While I was looking through old discs looking for pictures of Garry Shandling, I found this one of Donald Trump with Al Sharpton:
It’s the Third Thursday of the month, the day that I post The Secret Stash on my Patreon page– that is, sketches, reference photos, old flyers, and other ephemera from my files.
David Chelsea Is Reading: Barnaby
by Crockett Johnson
Continue reading The Secret Stash: More Letters To Mom
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton caricatures in this week’s issue of Willamette Week- my first work for the paper since 1978! Thanks to WW Art Director Julie Showers for bringing me back.
Here’s the article, in which local candidates are asked which of the two they support.
David Chelsea Is Listening To: Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania
by Erik Larson
I somehow had the idea that I had never drawn him, but then I found these two drawings in a box of coquille board originals. Almost undoubtedly, these were drawn for The New York Observer.