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Since 2014 I have drawn thousands of comics on topics related to evaluation, research, data, data visualization, design, and communications. While many of my blog posts include individual comics, this page features some of my favorite comic collections. If you have questions about using my comics/cartoons (I use the terms interchangeably) you can find more information on my cartoon FAQ page.
Looking for an evaluation related cartoon for your next presentation or blog post? Well, over the last decade I've drawn hundreds. In this post, I'm sharing 111 128 of my evaluation cartoons …
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Back in 2017 I was commissioned by the RAMESES II project (funded by *NIHR) to draw a series of cartoons on realist evaluation. They have been made available for royalty-free use at …
Continue Reading about My Cartoon Illustration Process – Realist Evaluation Comics →
Today's post started as a comic request and turned into a Q&A. Here is the question that came to me from Randi Knox. I’m looking for a comic to communicate the difference between program …
I'm sick this week, so instead of writing something new, I thought I republish something valuable from 11 years ago. This cartoon was inspired through a conversation with my good friend Ann K. Emery. …
Continue Reading about Evaluation Ethics Fails, 8 illustrations →
Are you looking for data and evaluation cartoons this holiday season? In this post I've pulled together all my Christmas and other holiday cartoons/comics I've drawn from across the years. With new …
Time for yet another halloween evaluation comic post. Which is your favorite? Let me know in the comments. Scope Creep This one inspired by Kasey Valente. Halloween comic idea- something to …
