Vins (cartoonist) in Europe in the 1990s. His cartoons have been made part of the permanent collection at the International Cartoon Museum and the Karikatur & Cartoon Museum, Basel in Switzerland. Vins (cartoonist) Vijay Narain Seth (10 March 1944 – 26 June 2014), pen name Vins, was an Indian cartoonist and illustrator. Vins graduated from the J. J. School of Fine Arts, Mumbai, in 1968. While still a student, he went across to the Times of Indiafrom J.J.school of art all most next door to meet & watch cartoonist Mario Miranda (whom he considered a mentor) at work. He also started freelancing
Robert Brown (cartoonist) of Illinois 1966. Brown was taking art classes and driving a Chicago Transit Authority Bus. While he was attending classes at the university he stopped by the Playboy Offices in Chicago to drop off some ideas and sketches which ran the next year. He began to develop a reputation as a cartoonist and sold his first cartoon to "Playboy" in 1962. "Granny" was his first color work for the magazine published in 1966. In all, Brown had more than 600 cartoons published by the magazine. Brown also had thousands of other drawings published by publications such as "Esquire", "Ebony" and