Bob Mankoff and Scribit Create World’s First Robotized Cartoons

Drawn from the half million+ cartoons available on CartoonCollections.com, Scribit will add a selection of the most famous cartoons from the pages of the New Yorker, Esquire, The Wall Street Journal, The National Lampoon and other iconic publications to its art-streaming platform. Scribit app users will have access to a gallery of nine cartoons – three by Bob Mankoff and six by Charles Barsotti from Mankoff’s collection – and the robot will bring the drawing from paper to their wall.

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Scribit’s ability to write&erase will allow users to download a new cartoon to their wall whenever they wish. The collaboration with Mankoff the fifth installment of the Scribit Originals series, which aims to bring critical and original content to the walls of Scribit users across the world premiered at an event in New York City on December 6th.

“I have been working for over four decades as a creator, editor, entrepreneur and evangelist for cartoons,” says Bob Mankoff. “In many ways, single-panel cartoons are the original memes. But cartoons are meaningful rather than just what I call ‘memeingfull’ — they invite greater reflection and thought. Cartoons are a unique medium for entertainment, enlightenment, education, and insight delivered in one compact package.”

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In a world of clicking, pinging and swiping, digitalization has become inevitable: more and more publications are transitioning from paper to digital formats. Scribit aims to reduce screen time by providing an analog format for consuming digitally produced content.

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