Cartoonist David Sipress has published over 500 cartoons in the New Yorker since the late nineties.

In this short clip, he describes his processes (or lack thereof) in his work. When creating cartoons, he explains how it’s important that you don’t focus on merely creating ideas, as he believes ideas come about spontaneously.

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Take a look inside the weird and wonderful home of New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast.

After having over 1 270 illustrations run in the magazine since 1978, Roz explains what inspires and motivates her to create cartoons relating to daily life (including her very own talkative parrots).

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