Oh isn't it simple why we decide to like, or not like one another. CM Evans Cartoons Read Full Story

Back to regular Tuesday/ Thursday updates. The writing muse is gone. The cartoons clamor for contentment. Nerf guns and projectiles have been liberally employed in the Opium Magazine Literary Death Matches. I was partially responsible for this, encouraging mayhem and chaos (in a fun way) whenever I can. But you must be careful not to go too far. CM Evans Cartoons Read Full Story

I'm back at updating the cartoon website after a few months of not doing much updating, I was writing, but now the muse has apparently gone off to New Jersey, or somewhere like that. I have no idea when she will be coming back. As far as I know, there is no muse for cartooning, and I have lots of them laying here and there, like a huge amount of autumn leaves. Here's a poignant little cartoon that will be going out in the next Opium Magazine, I'm sure you will appreciate it. And hey! We're g... Read Full Story

I gotta get me down to Memphis some day soon. I could take the train. CM Evans Cartoons Read Full Story

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We hit the Tuesday update. here, today, rain, rain, rain, rain, rain, rain, rain, rain, rain, rain, rain, rain, rain, after snow, snow, snow, snow, and snow. Tomorrow, one of my favorite days, April 1. Whoop whoo! CM Evans Cartoons Read Full Story

I missed the Tuesday update -- I've been writing up a storm over at my writing blog Giganticjet. Some good stuff is up there. This lopsided creative path happens in one direction or the other, from time to time -- but not often. Some Bodhidharma-Taoist-Zen muse really got me in a headlock, and away I went. I've also been planning a new Literary/Art website called Intercontinental Paper Airplane, with my friend Jason, who hosts CM EVANS CARTOONS. I don't know when we'll go live, but soon, I h... Read Full Story

This cartoon was floating around in my files, I dug it out and I liked it. I can't believe I can remember every single cartoon and drawing I've ever done. When it comes to my writing, or poetry, not so much. Which is nice, to be surprised from time to time somewhere in my creative output. Probably the reason I can remember every cartoon I've ever drawn is because the style has never changed much since day one, going back to about 1982. Yeah, one day in 1982, sitting in the back of the Englis... Read Full Story