This is an old Almanac from like '99, featuring a Toddler's Roundtable discussion of Issues of the Day. I had so much fun doing thes...

Everyone should come to this thing. It'll be great, and if it's like last year's parade, the whole thing is short enough that it...

The Washington Post runs a column of Restaurant Closings in the Thursday local suplements, an I've always enjoyed them. So sometimes I d...

Here's a nicer drawing of Mozart than the rodenty-looking thing in the previous post. Still, it's not too reverential. I've alwa...

On January 27th Mozart turns 252 years old. Here's something to sing if you want to celebrate. Speaking of oboes (see below), Mozart wro...

Here's a bonus wallpaper screensaver. Or, slightly resized, a theater curtain.

You may remember this from a sketch for the New Yorker a month or so ago. Waste not want no, especially if you've got a deadline and not...

Here's a bit from an upcoming daily featuring Petey on the oboe. I think he's a little off beat.

Tom Spurgeon sure says some nice things. I wish the guy he was talking to would shut up some and let him say more. You really should be rea...

This nicely rounds out the completed saga of Musical Petey (preceding three postings). it's an Almanack cartoon from about five years ag...

Here's the dramatic conclusion. I brought the stranger-than-Petey little boy back a few times, and I gave him the strange attribute that...

Here's more, and yet more to follow-

I just drew a few daily strips about Petey practising the oboe. When Cul de Sac was running in the Post Mag Petey played the trombone. I thi...

I think I've drawn Hillary almost exactly 419 times now, give or take, and I just drew her again for this week's New Yorker. It took...

Everybody go over to The Washington Post , slide down to Hillary's Fairy Tale on the middle left, and click on it to enjoy the animation...

Note to everyone who requested a print of that Beethoven drawing; they're almost in the mail! That is, I've found enough of them to ...

These are two sketches I did for a Mardi Gras parade poster, of course, as I'm sure you can tell. Which'll possibly be turned into a...

This is from New Year's Day 2006. I reused some of this in a different form in the daily strips a week before Christmas. If everyone for...

From all of us to all of you, a very Happy New Year.

The Post Magazine this Sunday has Dave Barry's annual review of world events, and he's not making any of it up. And I got to illustr...