The Brilliant Wit of a Classic Sax Cartoonist
I was digging through a few old magazine archives the other day time after i stumbled across the work of a sax cartoonist that totally stopped me in our tracks. It wasn't just the art style, though that had been cool in the very own right, but the way a few easy lines could inform such a substantial story. There's something about that classic, mid-century pen-and-ink vibe that will feels so very much more visceral compared to hyper-polished digital things we see throughout social media today. It's raw, it's clever, and truthfully, it's a little bit of a dropped art. ...