Comics and illustration portfolio of Kevin Moore
I have launched a Patreon creator page. Please consider dropping a few coins in my hat to support my work. There are various rewards levels for high levels of donation. But any amount you give is very much appreciated by me and encourages me to keep on creating. Visit the page by clicking the image … Read More “I Have A Patreon” »
I launched a new webcomic strip today. Or I should say, I finally gave a name and a home to a sporadically produced collection of single and multi-panel strips featuring a cat who talks to a cartoon version of myself. The name of the cat and thus the name of the strip is “Fetch”. You … Read More “New Webcomic Strip – Fetch” »
Digital sketches of some GOP candidates I have been posting to the social media. Ben Carson recently contended that Darwin was influenced by “the Adversary” (i.e., Satan) in theorizing evolution, and religion is a good enough probable cause for searches. Chuck Schumer came out against the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, aka “the Iran nuke deal.” … Read More “GOP Candidates 2015” »
As education becomes more and more privatized, the more the intellectual property concerns of education services companies become a problem for a publicly accountable system of education. Mark Garrison explores the consequences of the “user agreements” public school teachers must sign before administering Common Core Standards testing – a commitment which poses problems for public assessment … Read More “Testing Propriety and Property” »
These two illustrations accompany the third installment of Mark Garrison’s critique of the Common Core Standards and the politics of education reform. Such strange times we live in, when public education is under attack.
Jake Richmond invited me to create a guest strip for Modest Medusa, his smart and funny and cute webcomic about a Greek mythological figure who invades his house and disrupts his life. So here it is! Meanwhile I am preparing the next ten pages of Wanderlost, so look for a new update next week. Things … Read More “Some Cartooning I Done Did” »
This chalk talk by Kurt Vonnegut on story arcs is making the rounds on the Internet for the main reason all great comedy works: because it’s true. Of course, it’s not a “recent” post — a) Kurt’s dead, Jim; and b) he gave this lecture back when computer hard drives had less than half a … Read More “It’s Your Imagination, Stupid” »
I Like Money Just got paid for a freelance job. Always nice, but more so in the post-holiday we-so-broke season.
This summer has marked the longest period of zero cartooning I have had since college almost 20 years ago. Seriously, I have not drawn ONE SINGLE CARTOON since June. Doodles on napkins don’t count. In fact, I don’t count the flip-book animation example I created for a class I taught on the subject at a … Read More “Back to Normal, Coming Soon” »
RSA Animate has created an excellent piece of animation based on David Harvey’s lecture on the causes of the current global economic meltdown, “Crises of Capitalism.” As a lecture, Harvey’s critique of the various standard explanation for the current crisis and placement of the implosion into a historical context is worth listening to on its … Read More “Animated: David Harvey on Crises of Capitalism” »