We gotta get used to stuff like this . . a lot of new situations . . I think it will be a good source for gags.
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- Roy Delgado
- Petersburg, WV, United States
- After graduating from Tucson High School in 1953 I attended the Billy Hon School of Cartooning in Los Angeles. I then joined the U.S. Marines for four years, and ended up in Washington, D.C.. After getting honourably discharged, I enrolled at the Corcoran School of Art where I studied figure drawing. In 1976 I founded and was CEO of a 34 man sign company specializing in Trade Show Decorations, Exhibits and Signage for the largest 100 Associations in the U.S. We later expanded and added an electrical sign division where we designed and manufactured electrical signs for many Fortune 500 companies. The company was sold in 2oo2. I now draw cartoons passionately full-time from my mountain-top home and studio in wild & wonderful West Virginia. My cartoons have appeared regularly in the Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Harvard Business Review, Reader's Digest, etc. and recently Playboy magazine where Mr. Hefner just purchased 15 colour cartoons in May and June of 2007. CONTACT Roy Delgado PO Box 1135 Petersburg WV 26827 304.749.7137 roy.delgado@gmail.com
3 comments:
Roy,
The windmill cartoon reminds me a lot of Chon Day. Just the way it looks.
Dan Reynolds
I thought Chauncey Day was a genius, a great minimalist from the Gardner Rea school, He was a master of applying the " Ben Day "
wash tones on his drawings. I'd like to send Mankoff some cartoons and sign them " BEN DAY ".
Roy
And if he send's you another rejection, you can let him know he's been a pain in the a** and you can send him some BEN GAY!
:)
Dan
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