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A welcome return to blogging from Morten Morland, one of the best cartoonists published in the UK and internationally.

See this post about him being ripped off for the second time (that he’s aware of) by the same “tracer”.

Then browse around his site, bookmark it, then add it to your blogroll which will surely encourage him to return to more frequent posting

Morten’s latest is in today’s Times here.
Unfortunately, The Times doesn’t properly archive its cartoon section, so it will disappear over the next week, but the link is still valid for keeping an eye on Morten’s and Peter Brookes’ most recent work.

I’m taking a bit of a break for a few days/weeks to sort out a few things but intend to return with images as soon as I can.
In the meantime, I suggest you :
a) Keep an eye open for Matt Buck’s stuff on his own site and Channel 4 News website.
b) Visit Morten Morland’s blog, encourage him to post more often and provide links to his stuff which appears in The Times.
c) Keep an eye on The Indy’s great cartoonist Dave Brown as his images can be seen in the Independent’s Opinion section.
A word of warning for Indy website visitors. The site seems to cram too much rich media into one page and it may slow down your browser.
I alerted them to this but it seems to be getting worse. I don’t want to adblock the site as it goes contrary to my desire to see it succeed but if it crashes my browser or slows down my computer then I either won’t visit it or use the necessary software to protect my pc.
d) For publishers and commercial blog owners, you should visit the PCO, The Professional Cartoonist’s Organisation where you can see the portfolios of many outstanding talents. You can then choose who to commission instead of nicking substandard work from the web, including mine.

Here’s a little George Carlin for your delectation. Some may have seen it, but his stuff makes for great viewing. NB. some swearing in the video.

Pay attention out there.
After a ‘hectic new year’, cartoonist Morten Morland (The Times) has started posting to his blog again.

Well worth a regular visit, as is The Times cartoon page where his and Peter Brookes’ work reside.