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Comic Illustration / Custom Cartoons / Cartoonist for Hire

By RandyG, June 5, 2011

Custom Cartoons and Comic Illustration by Randy Glasbergen, Freelance Cartoonist for Hire.

If you don’t  find exactly what you need on my website, I can be hired to create brand new cartoons and comic illustrations especially for you. I will work under your direction to create exactly what you need for your book, advertising, presentation, publication, or special project. I can create comic illustrations under your direction or I can be hired to create new cartoons and captions to perfectly fit your manuscript, publication, training materials, greeting cards and more. Please contact me for more information or a budget-friendly rate quote and be sure to tell me all about your project.

Rates are based on the specifics of your request and each inquiry is answered by me personally. You can find an extensive portfolio of samples on my website @ www.glasbergen.com

Cartoonist Randy Glasbergen, Freelance Cartoonist for Hire, Custom Cartoons and Comic Illustrations.

E-mail: randy@glasbergen.com

Portfolio: http://www.glasbergen.com

Client List and Biography: http://www.glasbergen.com/biography/

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Custom Cartoons and Comic Illustration by Randy Glasbergen, Freelance Cartoonist for Hire. Freelance Cartoonist available for custom cartoons and humorous illustrations. Custom cartoons created especially for you and your business. Custom cartoons and comic illustrations created under your direction to help you sell your message with humor. Affordable custom cartoons for your business from one of America’s most widely and frequently published cartoonists, published worldwide as a syndicated and freelance cartoonist for King Features, Creators Syndicate, Recycled Paper Greetings, American Greetings, Hallmark Cards, Wall Street Journal, Cosmopolitan, Barron’s, Harvard Business Review, Funny Times, UK National Lottery, many, many more.


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Newsletter Cartoons

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By RandyG, March 23, 2011

Newsletter Cartoons, cartoons for newsletters by Randy Glasbergen.

The next time you create a newsletter for your company or organization, please consider using cartoons instead of clipart. Cartoons are an affordable way to add some fun to your newsletters and bring more attention to your important news and messages. When a cartoon from your newsletter shows up on a cubicle wall or refrigerator door, it will remind readers of your previous issue and make them look forward to the next edition of your newsletter.

My newsletter cartoons are available at budget-friendly rates with a wide assortment of topics. My online cartoon catalog has more than 2500 cartoons to choose from for your company newsletter, customer newsletter, office newsletter, health newsletter, product newsletter, sales newsletter. Cartoons for in-house newsletter, financial newsletter, medical newsletter, club newsletter, school newsletter, PTA newsletter, teacher’s association newsletter, union newsletter, alumni newsletter. Cartoons for MLM newsletter, cartoons for vegetarian newsletter, coffee shop newsletter, neighborhood newsletter, collector’s newsletter, publishing newsletter, breeder’s newsletter, catalog newsletter, e-mail newsletter, music newsletter, health club newsletter, community newsletter, e-newsletter, cartoons for fraternity newsletter, college newsletter, hospital newsletter, team newsletter, school newsletter, preschool newsletter, church newsletter, real estate newsletter. Cartoons for investing newsletter, animal shelter newsletter, family newsletter, cartoons for nonprofit newsletter, e-mail newsletter, monthly newsletter, quarterly newsletter, print newsletter, blog newsletter or any type of newsletter you publish.

For more information about my newsletter cartoons or a budget-friendly rate quote, please e-mail randy@glasbergen.com

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Where Do You Get Your Ideas?

By RandyG, February 16, 2010

The most frequently asked question any cartoonist hears is…

Where do you get your ideas?

Since I do this for a living, I can’t sit around waiting for the Inspiration Fairy to fly in my window. I must think up several new cartoon ideas every day. I find it helps to have a reliable routine. If my routine worked for me yesterday, I can assume it will work for me again today. I start by refilling my coffee cup, then I grab a yellow legal pad and pencil, and some sort of idea-stimulator like a magazine, an old cartoon book, or an article on the web. Most days I start writing ideas around 10:30 AM and finish before lunch.

An ad in a business magazine about a company’s environmental policies might start me thinking in that direction about going green, whether the company is sincere or just chasing a politically correct trend, where to find money for this sort of thing in a tight economy, other things that are green (frogs, money, eyes, cupcakes, boogers, envy, etc). After a few minutes of brain storming, I’ll start jotting down ideas and after an hour or two I usually have 10-15 new cartoon ideas. After lunch I’ll look at the ideas again, draw up a few and put the others aside to maybe draw some other time if I think they’re good enough.

The idea always comes before the drawing. (Without an idea I wouldn’t know what to draw.) While I draw, I often re-write and edit my cartoon captions, trying to make them better in some way, shorter, easier to understand, funnier wording.

You might not realize it to look at me, but I exercise almost every day because it stimulates the creative process. In my experience, physical energy and creative energy are inseparable. When I’m feeling energetic, I write better. When I’m tired, my writing suffers. If I’m feeling sluggish on some days, a 15-20 minute walk around the block will usually help. I imagine this is true for any type of creative idea work, whether it’s a project at work or school, a sermon, a magazine article, whatever.

I’ll answer some other questions in future editions of the blog. If you have any questions or suggestions, I’d love to hear from you!

Glasbergen Cartoon Service is a cartoon bank of more than 2500 cartoons, cartoon stock for any occasion, a cartoon resource for any type of print or electronic media. Specializing in business cartoons, health and fitness cartoons, medical cartoons, education cartoons, family cartoons, love and marriage cartoons, lawyer cartoons, real estate cartoons, holiday cartoons and animal cartoons. Custom cartoons are available with cartoonist for hire service. Glasbergen Cartoon Service is the exclusive online distributor of cartoons by Randy Glasbergen, one of America’s most widely and frequently published freelance cartoonists.
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