My friend Joe Sutliff, who had some time on his hands and has talent to burn, sent me these Peep Dioramas he did for the Washington Post'...

Ahahhahaha! This latest bit of news confirms it! Even as I foretold , the nation's economy teeters on the brink, and my fortunes incre...

Before I drew this I went back to a Cul de Sac from April 18th 2004. Here's the first panel- Which was also used in the first syndi...

I'm putting this up just because I like it. The only thing I'd change would be to add "Oh, no!" in Alice's balloon in...

This is a ten year old Almanac, back when Stomp jokes were new and untried. Below is an illustration from Smithsonian Magazine for an artic...

A lazy repost because it's Spring. Note the laughably outdated reference to the lack of snow this winter. This was the first Almanac I ...

This is hot off the drawing board, or really the watercolor paper stretching board. It's for a show opening next month at the Charles Sc...

Another old Almanac. See also here .

For some reason the comics on GoComics.com aren't always showing up today. So, here it is, exlusively at this blog, for now. 

See here . My thanks to my friend Chris Sparks, who filmed this and thoughtfully provided a soundtrack by Beethoven that covers up my usual...

I'd like to thank th-

Here's the rough and the final for today's strip. It's always more fun to do a larger and more intricate drawing than a strip wi...

Master penman Ronald Searle turns 90 today, and this is an update of a post from a coupla years ago. I'd meant to do something new, but ...

Dr. Seuss would have been 106 today but, sadly, he left us in 1991. So he doesn't have to suffer through this cheap mockery I did for a...

Phooey!

David Paccia, who runs the blog David Wasting Paper , sent in these two fine portraits; Dill looking horrified and Alice probably provoking...

For a year or two I did a spot drawing in the Post's Health section for an article that answered readers' health questions. I have ...

Here's something else I found recently. It's a page from a sketchbook I was using in 2003 when I was trying to think up funny names...

This is a book I found on eBay a year or so ago and promptly lost, then found tonight on a bookshelf, of all places. It was copyrighted in ...

I we all laugh hard enough, maybe the snow will melt faster.