2014 cartoon about the Ebola crisis.
David G. Brown is an award winning artist, educator and publisher, who produces cartoons, graphics novels and comic books. He has been the political cartoonist for the Los Angeles Sentinel newspaper since 2003. His cartoons are also published in the San Francisco Bay View. His book, 'Obama, Race and the Media: Drawing my own Conclusions' was awarded a NAACP Image award in 2009. The book is a collection of satirical cartoons highlighting the historical Presidential run of Senator Barack Obama and other significant events affecting Americans.
Brown's DGB Studios has produced thematic comic book about music, superheroes, health and historical preservation, among other subjects. Among his creations are the comic book series 'Tales from the Kids' and the non-violent superhero 'L.A. Phoenix', as well as the one-shots 'Bebop to Hiphop' and 'Steps To A Drug Free Life'. Brown is also a member of the Board of Directors of Museum of African American Art in Los Angeles, and a certified teacher of Arts, Media and Entertainment for the Los Angeles Unified School District and instructor of Cartoon Art for the California Institute for the Art Smart Program.
2011 cartoon about the U.S. Republican Party sabotaging the medicare proposal of Barack Obama's admiistration.