As a published editorial cartoonist my artwork is posted on-line and published in newspapers regularly.  

If you would like a regular comic strip or editorial cartoon done for your blog, your website or to hang in your office, I do customized work.  Let me know if I can help you stand out in the World Wild Web with customized artwork.

IDEAS for future editorial cartoons for me?  Let me know.  I would love to hear from you.

Dale Luther

Dale@daleluther.com

Orange County, California

California is pushing more and more for eliminating plastic bags.  Laguna Beach is banning businesses from distributing them January 2013.  Dana Point recently banned them.

I'm not against it, but I'm a little concerned what dog owners are going to do in the future.

What is SONGS?  Most of you in Southern California are familiar with SONGS (San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station) in San Clemente.

Since the Japanese tsunami, there has been increased controversy over SONGS.  For those that aren't familiar, this is what it looks like below. 

My editorial cartoon below is based on what has been going on and was recently published.

Below are Bill and Phil, two of my new characters.  They reside in Southern Calfornia and occasionally go up to the Bay area on weekends.  Bill is a savvy business pelican and friends with Phil, who is a little naive and not as sophisticated. 

... And I want a listing in Newport Coast, a 5-carat diamond, new rims for my SL500, and oh, World Peace!

Below is my tribute to Steve Jobs.

Are you looking for an illustration or comic strip for your publication, your blog or your website?  I do customized work and my work has been published for over ten years and is currently published in newspapers in Southern California.

For a quote or more information, send me an e-mail at Dale@daleluther.com

Thank you.

Dale Luther

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