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Steve Greenberg is the editorial cartoonist for LA Observed. He spent 30 years as an editorial cartoonist, illustrator and graphic artist on daily newspapers at the Ventura County Star, San Francisco Examiner, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, San Francisco Chronicle, Marin Independent Journal and the Daily News of Los Angeles. Steve He was also contributing editorial cartoonist for Editor & Publisher. He currently freelances to the alt-weekly Ventura County Reporter, the weekly Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles and web sites in Europe and locally. His work has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Washington Post, USA Today, Mad magazine and in 70 books, and has won awards nearly every year of his career including runner-up in the 2008 Fischetti Editorial Cartoon Competition (behind that year's Pulitzer winner), Citations of Excellence in the 2006 and 2007 United Nations Ranan Lurie Cartoon Competitions and Grand Prize in the 1999 Homer Davenport contest. He blogs about cartooning and media at http://blog.cagle.com/greenberg and has an extensive cartoon archive at http://www.greenberg-art.com. Email
Sketchbook LA archive:
• LA Sketchbook: A Beck in Brattonwood
• LA Sketchbook: Dodgers his and hers
• LA Sketchbook: Water politics as usual
• LA Sketchbook: White smoke spotted
• LA Sketchbook: Hail to the Chief
• LA Sketchbook: No Freeway Series this year
• LA Sketchbook: Singing in the main
• LA Sketchbook: Living in the foothills
• LA Sketchbook: Freeway series hopes
• LA Sketchbook: Riding the SoCal escalator
• LA Sketchbook: Whitman's sampler
• LA Sketchbook: Just believe in NFL
• LA Sketchbook: Couple of guys
• LA Sketchbook: Civil discourse
• LA Sketchbook: Drip
• LA Sketchbook: Mt. Wilson
• LA Sketchbook: Angeles Ashional Forest
• LA Sketchbook: California matchbook
• LA Sketchbook: Ted Kennedy
• LA Sketchbook: Bernanke's recession
• LA Sketchbook: Bikini babes
• LA Sketchbook: Reviving MLK
• LA Sketchbook: Tick..tick..tick
• LA Sketchbook: the KFWB story
• LA Sketchbook: Outdated textbooks
• LA Sketchbook: Bratton moves on
• LA Sketchbook: Westwouldn't
• LA Sketchbook: Domestic shelters
• LA Sketchbook: Hey dudes
• LA Sketchbook: Higher Ed
• LA Sketchbook: Honored budget traditions
• LA Sketchbook: Cloudbreak at LAPD
• LA Sketchbook: Walter Cronkite
• LA Sketchbook: Out of Van Nuys
• LA Sketchbook: Farewell to Hollywood
• LA Sketchbook: Freedom of screech
• LA Sketchbook: Who pays the MJ bills?
• LA Sketchbook: Ringmaster of Calif. Circus
• LA Sketchbook: Pico Rivera
• LA Sketchbook: Michael Jackson
• LA Sketchbook: Oscar snorecard
• LA Sketchbook: Antonio sings
• Greenberg meets the chief
• LA Sketchbook: LA back in LAPD
• LA Sketchbook: Finishing school
• LA Sketchbook: UnShaqkled
• LA Sketchbook: SAG conflict
• LA Sketchbook: Back to the future
• LA Sketchbook: Holey safety net
• LA Sketchbook: Pot clinic on every corner
• LA Sketchbook: Ground zero
• LA Sketchbook: Antonio ponders
• LA Sketchbook: And they're off....
• LA Sketchbook: Wall of sound
• LA Sketchbook: Prop. 8 loopholes
• LA Sketchbook: Prop. 8 flags
• LA Sketchbook: Supergraphic patriotism
• LA Sketchbook: Chainsaw massacre
• LA Sketchbook: Super Nuch
• LA Sketchbook: Union idol
• LA Sketchbook: Cortines to staff
• LA Sketchbook: Train wreck
• LA Sketchbook: Ballot bubbles
• LA Sketchbook: Fire Sale
• LA Sketchbook: A two-fer
• LA Sketchbook: The Kindle
• LA Sketchbook: Arts High School
• LA Sketchbook: Pick a teacher
• LA Sketchbook: Mannywood
• LA Sketchbook: Parker Center compromise?
• LA Sketchbook: Ancient Coliseum
• LA Sketchbook: Supergraphics
• LA Sketchbook: Off with their heads?
• LA Sketchbook: Antonio's Budget Diner
• LA Sketchbook: LAUSD cuts
• LA Sketchbook by Steve Greenberg
Native Intelligence
Phil Wallace | Searching for answers after a third loss this year.
Deanne Stillman | Jihad and cash offers meet American soldiers during the Gulf War, and beyond.
Iris Schneider | After a tough year financially, the Museum of Contemporary Art put on a gala party to celebrate with 1,000 of its closest friends.
Bill Boyarsky
One of the last of Doug Ring’s many good deeds was a visit to the Los Angeles Times editorial board with members of Housing LA, an organization advocating affordable housing for the thousands of residents being forced out of the city by high rents.
Jenny Burman
Thinking more about buying less.
Here in Malibu
The close-up.
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