Besides
being the cartoonist for "Boomerish" for 50-and-up magazines around the country, Steve Greenberg is an editorial cartoonist and artist in Southern California, drawing for the website CrooksAndLiars.com, SF Weekly in San Francisco, the Ojai Valley News, the Jewish
Journal of Los Angeles and other publications and websites; his overall work is distributed through CartoonStock in the U.K. and PoliticalCartoons.com.
He regularly contributes to the Cartoon
Movement out of The Netherlands and was the first American cartoonist
invited to join. He is also an award-winning informational
graphics artist and illustrator.
He was on staff as an artist and/or cartoonist with Los Angeles Times Community News, the Ventura County Star, San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Examiner, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Marin Independent Journal
and the Daily News of Los Angeles and was the regular contributing
cartoonist for Editor & Publisher magazine from 1995-98.
His cartoons
have won awards or honors nearly every year of his career, and
he has had reprints in The New York Times, The Washington Post,
Los Angeles Times, USA Today, Chicago Tribune, Tokyo's Asahi Shimbun, Time, U.S. News, The New Republic,
Sierra and many other publications, plus reprints in over 90 books.
He has been featured in The Daily Cartoonist, Comic Riffs, The Funny Times, Hogan's Alley (where he is a contributing
writer) and other cartooning publications. His originals have been
exhibited in cities across the U.S., Canada and overseas, and are
in several archives and museums including San Francisco's Cartoon
Art Museum, Ohio State University, the Charles
M. Schulz Museum and the Newseum. As a freelance artist, he drew the opening
titles for a 1985 summer television series on ABC, "Hail to the Chief,"
has written for Disney comic books, written and drawn for Mad magazine.
Born
in Los Angeles (Hollywood, no less), he received a BFA in Art from California
State University Long Beach, where his editorial cartoons ran in two campus
newspapers and won first places in national and statewide competitions.
Now divorced, Steve lives in suburban L.A. and
can be reached at steve (at) greenberg-art.com
