Ed Murawinski

American cartoonist with iconic cartoons

Ed Murawinski - American cartoonist with iconic cartoons
Born

November 3rd, 1951
73 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A cartoonist who contributed to various publications with distinctive styles and humor. Worked on strips that garnered popularity in both print and online formats. Developed characters that became recognizable within the comic community. Influenced aspiring artists and cartoonists through both creation and mentorship.

Created the comic strip 'Doodles'

Contributed illustrations to major newspapers

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