Ali Solomon
Ali Solomon is a cartoonist from New York. Her work has been published in the New Yorker, New York Times, Washington Post, and WIRED, among others. She is the illustrator for I Am “Why Do I Need Venmo” Years Old (Running Press, 2021) and author/illustrator of I Love(ish) New York City: Tales of City Life (Chronicle, 2022)
Al Rozanski
Alan Rozanski began drawing gag cartoons in 2018, many of which have appeared in such domestic and international publications as Wall Street Journal, Saturday Evening Post, Reader’s Digest, Alta, Woman’s World, The Oldie, The Phoenix, and others. Years earlier, in the 1990s, Alan developed the comic panel “Moon Crazy” and the comic strip “House” – both of which were rejected by some of the largest and finest newspaper syndicates in the nation. Besides gag cartooning, Alan does freelance cartooning for logos, greeting cards and coloring books.
Suzy Becker
Suzy Becker is the author/illustrator of eleven books for children and adults, including the internationally bestselling ALL I NEED TO KNOW I LEARNED FROM MY CAT, and the illustrated memoirs I HAD BRAIN SURGERY, WHAT’S YOUR EXCUSE? and ONE GOOD EGG. Her cartoons have appeared in The New Yorker, Alta, Narrative Magazine and other print and online publications. She lives with her family and their two well-intentioned dogs in central Massachusetts.
Phil Witte
Phil Witte is a cartoonist, humorist, and journalist. Phil’s cartoons have appeared in dozens of publications in the U.S. and U.K., including The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, Private Eye, The New Statesman, and, as a collaborator, The New Yorker. He’s a member of the National Cartoonists Society.
Phil’s joke books on turning 50 and turning 60, written under P.D. Witte, have sold over 175,000 copies. He’s also the co-author of Funny Stuff: Great Cartoons and How They Work , due out in July 2024.
For samples of Phil’s cartoons and humor pieces, check out www.philwitte.com .
Corinne Katow
As a young child, Corinne was first introduced to gag cartoons
by her artist/cartoonist father.
She earned her Bachelor’s Degree from USC in Dental
Hygiene but continued to appreciate and envy the humor of cartoons. For years she had a persistent itch to someday try her hand in cartooning. Decades later, with time off from dental hygiene during COVID she started to sketch some funny ideas and submitted them to various publications. To her jaw dropping surprise, she sold her very first gag cartoon to Woman’s World magazine in her 1st submission batch. Since then, her cartoons have appeared in various books and publications including
several in the Wall Street Journal. She has since retired from Dental Hygiene. This gratifying transition for Corinne has gone from making clean sparkling smiles to bringing happy chuckling smiles.
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Harley Schwadron
Harley Schwadron is a cartoonist based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. His freelance cartoons have appeared in Barrons, Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business Review, American Legion, Playboy, Readers Digest, Punch, the Oldie, and many other publications. He also does a daily business cartoon “ 9 to 5” which is syndicated by Chicago Tribune Content Agency. Previously he worked as a reporter for the Hartford Times in Connecticut and as an editor at the University of Michigan News Service.
Other Artists Include: Martha Campbell and Larry Miller III