Liza has been a staff cartoonist for The New Yorker Magazine since 1982. Below are some of her cartoons. More can be viewed at The New Yorker Store and CartoonBank, with options for licensing and purchasing original artwork or prints.
Her work also appears in The New York Times, Medium, CNN, CBSNews, Ms Magazine, Politico, Huffington Post, Daily Beast,The Nation, National Lampoon, Glamour, Good Housekeeping and many more, here and abroad.
Good Afternoon Liz,
I am trying to find the cartoon “Should we wash them, or throw them at each other” at the cartoonbank.com in order to buy a print and can not find it on that site. Is it available anywhere? I enjoyed watching you on “Sunday Morning.
Regards, Marie
Hi Liza! I love the “I love what you do with your weeds” one especially! Is the/an original available?
Amanda
Hi Amanda! Email me….can you? Thanks!!! Liza
Actually it’s a question. Many years ago, I saw a cartoon with 2 frames, involving an exchange between a man and a woman about lust and chores. In the first frame, the man is saying to the woman “your eyes are like deep pools, your skin is…” (You get the idea). She is unimpressed. Next frame… He tells her the list of chores he just did and she says “Take me, ravage me…”
I love it, where can I find it?? Thanks so much,
Cynthia
I have no idea! Sorry….
Love your cartoons!
Actually was looking at some of your work on the latest Near-East unrest, when I happend across the ” the dog paid me ” cartoon.Laughed so hard almost required a wardrobe change. Thank you so much. Declan.
Laughed my head off seeing your today’s “go to a cave and paint his image”. I would have said the same! Archeologists, take note.
Hi there, Just watched your TED talk – funny; thought provoking and I must share with my friends.
Thank you!
Dear Liza
Bula!
First of all I would like to say thank you for being such a motivational cartoonist and thinker.
I am a research student in the University of the South Pacifc, Suva, Fiji and I would like to use one of your cartoons in one of my powerpoint presentations. If you could kindly give me your consent, I would be most happy to use the your cartoon to deliver a message about human health and climate change.
I look forward for your kind consideration to my request.
Awaiting your response anxiously.
With thanks
Dear Payal,
Sure, that’s fine! Usually I charge for that kind of usage, but for a student and for a good cause, it’s fine. Good luck! Thank you for your kind words.
Best, Liza
What do you use to obtain that beautiful shading/tone?
Just discovered your work, it’s wonderful stuff. Very inspiring to wannabe cartoonists like myself.
ROLFE
Thank you! I use a brush and grey watercolor! Good luck!
You are absolutely wonderful and brilliant. I knew that there were New Yorker cartoons but I did not know that anyone could produce more than one. I hope that your talent leads to just rewards.
That is so kind of you. Thank you!
Hey Liz…looking at a cartoon of a woman and a man handing her a sandwich. “It’s safe to assume it contains preservatives.” We are in a debate about what you meant. Can you help?
Hi, I dont recal that cartoon. Where did you see it and are you sure it’s mine? Thanks, Liza