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I Enjoy Making Fun Of American Pop Culture And The Woke, And Here Are 23 Comics I Created
'No Safe Space' is a comic panel on Instagram that was born with the rise of Covid in March of 2020. I had previously done cartooning for my college newspaper at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ). After graduation, I spent years developing comic strips for newspaper syndication, where I papered my wall with rejection slips. For several years I drew a number of freelance cartoons and caricatures at newspapers and local businesses.
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I settled into work as a graphic designer and put comics on the backburner, until Covid hit the US in 2020. Working from home full-time, my daughter asked me to create a comic for Instagram, which I was unfamiliar with at the time. I started posting my panel using my iPad, Apple Pencil, and Procreate app. At first, I posted black and white cartoons, but inserted color on one comic, and like Dorothy seeing MunchkinLand for the first time, I was hooked. My style is simple with bold colors. I was influenced most by Jim Borgman (Zits) and Richard Thompson (Cul de Sac).
"SEE U IN COURT" and "I NEVER DELETED THOSE PICS" are the best :D
The comic mainly makes fun of American pop culture and wokeness. It is sometimes a fine line when ridiculing politicians, celebrities, and fairy tales, but humor is ultimately what matters to me. I grew up with 7 brothers and 2 sisters and I draw each comic thinking if it will amuse them. If it does, you will see it on my Instagram.
Also recently published a cartoon collection 'NO SAFE SPACE' available on Amazon. The link is on my Instagram profile.
That's not racism. It's simple stereotypical comedy. I'm Irish growing up in London where rentals had "no blacks, no dogs, no Irish on the window. The Englishman, Scottish man and Irishman jokes were funny. Some things are comedy, some are racist. Know the difference and your life will be better
Bland and blatant stereotyping. On top of that, they weren't funny.
I really hope that this isn't how you hope to support your family. It's just a series of cringe, sad, pathetic, offensive, trash. "Comics" in the loosest of terms. Playground caliber wit on full display.
Bland and blatant stereotyping. On top of that, they weren't funny.
I really hope that this isn't how you hope to support your family. It's just a series of cringe, sad, pathetic, offensive, trash. "Comics" in the loosest of terms. Playground caliber wit on full display.
