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By Adam Fogle | April 5th, 2008 | 1 comment
If you’re a regular reader of The State newspaper, you know that editorial cartoonist Robert Ariail is a genius. He’s won countless awards and is arguably one of the best in the country.
I truly admire his work and appreciate the way he can make a cartoon say 1,000 words.
So it’s only fitting that The State finally got around to giving the guy his own Website. Featuring an archive of his pieces dating back to last April as well as video, books and a brief biography, this is definitely the comprehensive one-stop Ariail shop.
So y’all seriously need to check it out. I’m serious… go now.
Adam if you know how to get this to Ariail I would appreciate it, Thanks a million Hey Man, Its Luanne (Hicks) and Terry Rodgers from way back at the publshing , The Crucible etc.
at USC. We’ve lived in Brussels for several years now and have just moved back to Charleston, S.C.
Have followed your career for some time whenever I got a chance. Even my father who thinks R. Reagan was the second coming admires your work. Last time I saw you you were heading back to
live in Florida. I actually saw you at Goat Feathers one afternoon at a happy hour but I didn’t speak as you were surrounded by admirers at the time and I only had a half dozen or less hangers on and was embarrassed by the discrepancy. But look us up on Facebook (which I just joined) if you are on there and we can see what’s happening. We’ve lived in California and Hoboken as well as other places and it would be fun to see what’s gone on after those afternoons behind the Russell House. I’m doing audio recording and art now and Luanne is a global media specialist in healthcare traveling the planet but based with a company out of Chicago. Anyway thought I’d start using Facebook to contact people I’ve missed through the decades and you were only one of three
blank heads any of which looked confusingly similar to you. Soooooo. My parents still live up at
Lake Murray so we’re in Cola town quite a bit and it would be fun to say hi sometime. Your o’l Pal, Terry