Favorites from “Ignore Everybody”, 1998-2008

Posted: November 6, 2013 | Author: Hugh MacLeod | Filed under: 2009, favorites, hughcards | Tags: art, hughcards, marfa, New York |Comments Off

[These are some of my favorite business-card cartoons ever; they all appeared in my first book, “Ignore Everybody”, and were all drawn in that first decade between 1997-2008. These are the seminal ones; this is as good as my work ever got etc.]

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Twitter: @hughcards

"lead artist and co-founder @gapingvoid. creator of hughcards. author of "ignore everybody" (penguin portfolio 2009). raleigh, north carolina."

THE JERUSALEM SERIES
Over the years, I’ve gotten increasingly interested in religion, faith, God etc. These wee drawings are the result.

THE SCOTTISH PROJECT is where I hand-draw postcards (mosly pen & ink and pencil), document them here online, and then mail them from here in North Carolina to (mostly) my friends in Scotland, where I grew up. It's my way of staying in touch with my roots.

Between 1997 and 2020 I drew thousands of little cartoons on the back of business cards, which I refer to as The Manhattan Series. That project is done for now.

I've had three books published, "Ignore Everybody" is my best one.

Looking back, for all the countless hours spent drawing , it seems to me that the best thing to come out of it was the fact that a good many of those hours were spent bringing my mind to a meditative state, a Zen state, in the zone, a mindful state, closer to the Lord, call it what you will. For that, I am truly grateful.

I like getting emails from y'all: hughcards@gmail.com.

Thanks for visiting,

- Hugh MacLeod,

Raleigh, NC