I worked as an editorial illustrator for much of the 1990's and phased out completely by 2001. Here is a sampling of what I did, much of it for the LA Weekly, LA Times, and SF Bay Guardian. During my heyday, I'd get a call from Steve at the Times OP-ED or Bill at the Weekly which would start a 48-72 hour count down clock to the press deadline. Often I was working at Knowledge Adventure during the day, then I'd run home at 6 or 7 PM, make some coffee and prepare to stay up all night to make the deadline. Eventually I was able to email finished scans, but for the first few years I was driving the art to the paper so it could get photographed.