I made this cartoon back in 2012, the year the Amazing Spiderman was released with Andrew Garfield playing Peter Parker. The movie got me thinking about how spiders make webs and that eventually led to this cartoon. Here’s a fun youtube video from one of my favorite channels on this same topic (YouTube).
With the consolidation of medical groups, it’s becoming harder and harder for small fish to survive in the wild. This Dr. Seuss themed cartoon on mergers and acquisitions was a fun one for me to draw.
This was one of the few cartoons I did on an iPad 2. I usually made my illustrations with Adobe Illustrator on my Macbook Air back then, but this time I was looking to do something different. While I liked the way it turned out, I still prefered the control that I had with Adobe…
Burn out is a real problem amongst doctors who work so hard to become so accomplished. This is my take on a real problem.
I remember as a child watching Gumby and his horse Pokey and being amazed by it’s clay, stop motion animation glory. Fast forward a few decades where, to my surprise, I see my clay friend on a television commercial trying to sell Honda vehicles. This was the inspiration for this commercial. Gumby, teaching us that…
I drew this a long time ago but revisiting it made me smile. I finally paid off my student loans from college and medical school in 2020!
My experiences on my transplant surgery rotation inspired this cartoon. I still remember how amazed I was by the shear number of people involved to pull off a successful renal transplant surgery. First the surgery to remove the donor kidney, then the delicate transfer of the donated kidney to the adjacent operating room where a…
I was attending my sister’s white coat ceremony when I was inspired to make this cartoon. In fact, that’s my sister on the far right!
I wanted to make a cartoon that poked fun at the day of a radiologist and it wasn’t that hard to do. All I had to do was look at myself and I was shocked at how much I was constantly staring at an electronic device. Whether at work or at play, I always had…
With so little time and so much record keeping in medicine, we try to be more efficient by using more abbreviations. The inspiration for this came during a case conference where a patient was admitted for shortness of breath (SOB) and had a medical history of CKD that needed follow up (f/u CKD).