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How to Help Venezuela

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By Steve Brodner
| Substack
The death toll is expected to climb into the thousands in Venezuela.
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How I did that cover

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By Steve Brodner
| Substack
I was asked by Harper’s to come up with a cover appropriate to the 250th July 4 observance. The art director Sheila Wolfe included in her brief that the lead piece (as yet unwritten) would discuss the state of the nation in the midst of the current crisis. Here are parts of the process shown below the fold today: how we got from very rough sketches to final watercolor, including my own idiosyncratic techniques along the way. Continue reading this post for free, courtesy of Steve Brodner.
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Twisting in the Wind

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By Brandon Jinete, Steve Brodner
| The Nation Verified
Support independent journalism that does not fall in line Even before February 28, the reasons for Donald Trump’s imploding approval rating were abundantly clear: untrammeled corruption and personal enrichment to the tune of billions of dollars during an affordability crisis, a foreign policy guided only by his own derelict sense of morality, and the deployment of a murderous campaign of occupation, detention, and deportation on American streets.
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