by Jerry Miller
Here is a spot I for an article in City Hall Magazine written by Andrew J. Hawkins titled, “Trump Card” Mr. Hawkins writes, “Could the Donald run competitively in New York? Not until he kisses the ring.”
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: caricature, celebrity, Combover, Donald Trump, politics, portrait, POTUS, satire, Trump
by Jerry Miller
This is my latest illustration for an article in Vegas Seven Magazine written by David Figler titled, “What’s Tea Got to Do With It?” Mr. Figler writes, “In the Cocktail Party, we understand that Nevadans want answers. And the answer is ‘Yes.’”
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: Cocktail, elections, Las Vegas, Parody, politics, satire, Tea Party
by Jerry Miller
Here is a new illustration for an article in Vegas Seven Magazine written by David Wrobel titled, “Higher Learning.” Mr. Wrobel contends that, “When it comes to Las Vegas, sometimes the best and brightest just don’t get it.”
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: Essence, Las Vegas, Parody, satire, Smell, Snob
by Jerry Miller
I contributed an illustration to a story in Vegas Seven Magazine written by Douglas Unger. It is titled, “A Modest Proposal.” In it is a solution to UNLV’s financial woes—Mr. Unger proposes to sell the University of Nevada Las Vegas to China.
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: China, Las Vegas, satire, UNLV
by Jerry Miller
I contributed an illustration to a story in Vegas Seven Magazine (in the Music Section) written by Richard Abowitz. It is titled, “Re-Use, Recycle, Remix.” It contends that we are “reliant on the past that almost pushes beyond tribute. To some, this new music, which I find exciting, can sound mixed from too familiar ingredients.”
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: caricature, Neil Young, satire, White Stripes, Youth vs. Age
by Jerry Miller
I contributed an illustration to a story in Vegas Seven Magazine, It is in an article written by T.R. Witcher entitled, “The Moveable Middle” in the section Vegas Seven titles, “The Latest Thought—When politicians say they’re mainstream, what are they really telling us?” I obviously enjoy drawing serious people doing silly things and—in my mind—poking […]
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: caricature, elections, Harry Reid, politics, portrait, satire, Sharron Angle
by Jerry Miller
City Hall Magazine contacted me to illustrate the cover of New York City Mayor Micheal Bloomberg. The article is titled, “An Assessment of Bloomberg’s Third Term So Far, Measuring Up.” It is always an honor to be asked to paint a cover for a client—City Hall is no exception. (This assignment was the beginning of a […]
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: Bloomberg, caricature, politics, portrait, satire
by Jerry Miller
Mitchell Hoffman of City Hall Magazine recently asked me to illustrate an article about a progressive caucus and their efforts to pull City Hall in New York more to the left. I moved out of New York state way back in 1992 but these spots for Manhattan Media keep me fairly well-informed about New York […]
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: caricature, political, politics, portrait, satire
by Jerry Miller
I recently illustrated some zombies, vampires, robots and Abraham Lincoln for the Arts & Entertainment opener in Vegas Seven Magazine. It was for a story about Quirk Books editor Jason Rekulak. (He and Seth Grahame-Smith are responsible for the book Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.) You can read the article here, it was written by […]
Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: Abraham Lincoln, caricature, Robots, satire, Vampires, Zombies