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Opinion: Jesse Springer illustrates the Oregon story - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Jesse Springer illustrates the Oregon story

Jesse Springer, a local cartoonist for The Register-Guard, compiled 26 years worth of cartoons in "Only in Oregon."

Jesse Springer, Freelancing Editoons in Oregon The Daily Cartoonist - Vimarsana News

Jesse Springer, Freelancing Editoons in Oregon The Daily Cartoonist

The Daily Cartoonist is one of the fastest growing community and news blogs for professional cartoonists. Publication focuses on newspaper cartooning (comic strips and editorial cartooning), webcomics, movies and animation, and magazine gag cartoonists. TDC is published Monday through Friday (and occasionally on the weekends).

Political cartoonist Jesse Springer on his latest book, "Only in Oregon" - Vimarsana News

Political cartoonist Jesse Springer on his latest book, "Only in Oregon"

KLCC's Brian Bull talks to the Eugene-based satirist about how he approaches his political commentary through cartoons.

Source: klcc.org
Jesse Springer's 'Only in Oregon' ribs the state's multi-faceted dynamic - Vimarsana News

Jesse Springer's 'Only in Oregon' ribs the state's multi-faceted dynamic

For nearly 30 years, Jesse Springer has captured Oregon's unique quirks and assets through his political cartoons. Now he's out with a collection of those works titled "Only in Oregon."

Source: klcc.org
Brendan O'Meara: Are political cartoons journalism? - Vimarsana News

Brendan O'Meara: Are political cartoons journalism?

As a vector for entertainment, few things are as inciteful as political cartoons. Of the many letters awash in admonishment are ones criticizing the selection of cartoons. A real zesty subset of these say, e.g., “The content of this cartoon is a lie! It could and probably has, led people to believe this. You should not be perpetrating lies to the public… I will not support (The R-G) if these kinds of lies are being spread by the newspaper!” To which, one thinks, “Should you rely on a cartoon for news?” and  “Are political cartoons even journalism?” “It's journalism in the s...