The Lite Stuff
by
Mark Doeffinger
I have been drawing cartoons for many years. The title of my cartoon panels is THE
LITE STUFF. The premise of my cartoons is that America has a predominantly
commercial culture. My cartoons fit right into this culture. I use the methods of
commercial advertising to look at everyday objects (stuff) and events from a humorous
(lite) perspective. The humor often comes from the interplay between word and object.
So here goes.
March 28
March 29
March 30
March 31: Opening Day.
April 1
April 2
April 4
April 5
PRODUCT PLACEMENT PRODUCT PLACEMENT PRODUCT PLACEMENT
April 6: Not a cartoon, but cartoonish. Politics becomes product placement in a media saturated consumer society. Product placement is nearly an oxymoron, but some product placement is better than others. Why
CNN X3?
April 7: No time to dilly-Dali.
April 8: “THOROUGHLY MODERN TILLEY. My first entry to this year’s New Yorker Eustace Tilley Book Bag Contest. The idea was to reconfigure The New Yorker’s iconic dandy for a Strand book-bag design. For a gallery of contest submissions click here.
April 9: Stop me if you’ve heard the one about the guy with a banana in his ear.