Yellowstonain Todd Wilkinson

America’s New Superhero Of Public Lands

In his latest take on current events, cartoonist John Potter has a message for Congressman Ryan Zinke, who's trying to pass himself off as a modern Teddy Roosevelt. "Everyone sees what you're doing."
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EDITOR’S NOTE: John Potter’s cartoon, “On Borrowed Ground,” will appear regularly at Yellowstonian. The name for it, Potter says, “is based on the traditional concept of us not owning the Earth, but rather we are borrowing it from the seventh generation down the line.” Also coming soon, a profile on Potter, who is not only an accomplished painter of natural landscapes and wildlife, but a former award-winning newspaper columnist whose work was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. His cartoon is copyrighted and appears exclusively at Yellowstonian. If you wish to republish, drop us a note here. —Todd Wilkinson

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    Yellowstonian cartoonist John Potter is an award-winning nature painter whose widely collected work focuses mostly on wildlife and landscapes of the American West.  Earlier in his career, Potter was a popular cartoonist with The Billings Gazette and during those years he was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. Learn more about Potter and see his inspiring fine art at John Potter Studios.

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