I’m not sure why the New Yorker rejected this one--it’s a linguistics joke so it should be right up their alley.
I’m not sure why the New Yorker rejected this one--it’s a linguistics joke so it should be right up their alley.
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no filter toons - letters to santa
Here’s a timely holiday cartoon that was likely rejected because it mentions sex offenders. While it’s not about a real sex offender--or even a real person (sorry, kids, Santa doesn’t have a social security number)--that’s irrelevant. Sex offenders and sex offenses in abstract are knee-jerk enough to be entirely un-joke-about-able. https://rarible.com/token/0xB66a603f4cFe17e3D27B87a8BfCaD319856518B8:54193011660125766690501682485018848913204301449825580365956437506086894829586 At its core, thi...
male brain science
are the brains of men and women different? even asking such a question has become blasphemy in today’s hypersensitive world. so it’s no surprise that this discovery has gone largely under the radar… edition://0x5401aaE62C42C2b03b01739055402703EDaB1682?editionId=0
thanks for the votes to launch this idea!
To recap the idea: use this platform to publish unpublishable cartoons as NFTs (No Filter Toons) and start a conversation about comedy and censorship in the age of internet mob rule. About me: For over a decade, I’ve been a staff cartoonist at The New Yorker magazine. Every week, my fellow doodlers and I submit ten cartoons each and occasionally, the New Yorker publishes one. That leaves a lot of funny stuff that no one gets to see. About No Filter Toons: My cartoonist coworker Matt Diffee ha...