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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?

Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Love-Beaded Bernie Sanders

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This is my drawing of presidential candidate Bernie Sanders posed as a love-beaded hippie drawn for the cover of the Village Voice. The ...

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Sunday, November 22, 2015

New Drew Friedman interview for Blues.Gr

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This is my new interview for the Greek Blues site Blues.GR: http://blues.gr/profiles/blogs/illustrator-cartoonist-drew-friedman-talks-a...

Friday, October 16, 2015

Forgotten Caricaturists Remembered on Nov. 4th

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Jackie Gleason/The Honeymooners opening credits, caricature by Sam Berman Join illustrators Drew Friedman and Stephen Kroninger for ...

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Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Robert Crumb Hates You

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The New York Observer features this epic, sprawling cover story interview with the legendary cartoonist Robert Crumb in their latest issue....

Thursday, September 24, 2015

They all starred in "The Impossible Years"

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Alan King... Jane Elliot and King Sam Levine... with co-star Abe Vigoda ...

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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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