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The document provides an overview of an award-winning cartoonist whose controversial cartoons have been debated on the radio, used as classroom lessons, and prompted protests. His cartoons have also been displayed in the Warhol Museum. He currently freelances his single-panel and multi-panel cartoons that range from loose scribbles to very detailed drawings utilizing labeling and varying levels of detail.
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