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Yeah, I know, just what the planet needs, yet another Blog. But this one is the OFFICIAL Blog of Illustration-ist, cartoonist, humor- mongerist, greasy Stooge-Shemp Howard-enthusiast, Danny Thomas glass coffee table ponderist Drew Friedman! Happier now?

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Britney's back!

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Britney Spears, Cheesey Puffs lover. The restored version. A variation of this illustration of Britney Spears appeared in Entertainment W...

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Friday, May 13, 2011

THE ROCK PILE/ EYE MAGAZINE

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The Rock Pile was a beautiful, amazingly detailed, 34 inch high pull-out poster insert created in watercolor by the great illustrator/c...

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Tuesday, May 10, 2011

NAT HIKEN, HERE YOU ARE!

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original opening credit for "Bilko" Two of television's legendary sitcoms, You'll Never Get Rich, a.k.a. The Phil Si...

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Sunday, May 8, 2011

THE MORONIC DEER HUNTERS

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Awhile back I was contacted by Field & Steam magazine to do an illustration for them. The art director was someone I liked, and had work...

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Friday, May 6, 2011

Illustrating THE HONEYMOONERS

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"THE GOLFER" by Al Hirschfeld In 1991, CBS VIDEO hired 20 illustrators (including myself) to create the VHS cover box art for ...

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About Drew Friedman (not the Drew Friedman who sells designer rugs in Nantucket):

Drew Friedman: Drew Friedman is an award winning illustrator/cartoonist/figure skater. His work has appeared in Raw, Weirdo, SPY, National Lampoon, Snarf, The New York Times, MAD, The New Yorker, BLAB!, The New York Observer, The Wall Street Journal, HONK!, Rolling Stone, Field & Stream, TIME, The Village Voice, etc. His comics and illustrations have been collected in 5 anthologies, the latest, "TOO SOON?" published by Fantagraphics in 2010. His collection of portraits "Drew Friedman's Sideshow Freaks" was published by Blast books in 2011. His third volume of portraits of old Jewish comedians "Even MORE Old Jewish Comedians" was published in 2011, featuring a foreword by Roastmaster General, Jeffrey Ross. Enough is enough.

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