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Cartoons & Illustrations

Original editorial cartoons and vintage newspaper-inspired illustrations that bring humor, reflection, and another point of view to the Sunday Dinner table.

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The Sunday Cartoon

Visual commentary published with the same care, transparency, and editorial standards as every Sunday Dinner Media story.

Political cartoon showing Donald Trump and Republican figures on surfboards being overwhelmed by a giant blue wave labeled “The Blue Wave,” while three Black spectators laugh from the beach.

The Blue Wave

They saw the wave coming. They heard the warnings. But they kept on surfing. Then election night arrived. Sometimes the loudest voices in politics forget that the voters have a voice of their own. The table is always open. The conversation matters.

Color editorial cartoon showing a small community enclosed by a tall wooden fence while a vibrant world of cities, mountains, beaches, boats, travel, and activity exists beyond it. A sign facing inward reads “DO NOT PEEP OUT,” symbolizing how self-imposed boundaries can prevent people from seeing the larger world around them.

Remove the Fence That Traps You

Sometimes the fence protecting your world becomes the very thing keeping you from discovering it.

Political satire depicting a fictionalized presidential administration inside the National Transparency Office. A citizen asks to see public records while an official responds, “That's classified,” surrounded by sealed filing cabinets and government advisers.

The National Transparency Office

Transparency is easy to promise. But what happens when the public asks to see the records? When government promises openness but responds with secrecy, the question becomes simple: Who gets to decide what the public has a right to know? **The table is always open. The conversation matters.**

Who Owns Your Time?

Who Owns Your Time?

Same 24 hours. Different understanding. You don't get time back. You only decide how it's spent.

The Great American Game

The Great American Game

here’s always room for more—once something else is knocked off the table.