Drawn by Fire - Paul Combs

June Fire Engineering​ cartoon: Ready to Go! Your passion is calling! To see more Drawn By Fire cartoons or to purchase prints, go to:http://artstudioseven.com/page-LE_Prints.htm

NEW Fire Engineering​ cartoon: Emotional Support No earth-shattering commentary here, just a whimsical firefighter spin on our challenging social and divisive firehouse times—and the dual attitudes toward dealing with the madness. To see more Drawn By Fire cartoons or to … Continue reading →

https://www.fireengineering.com/2020 “In Lord of the Flies, author William Golding argues that human nature, free from the constraints of society and common law tugs good people away from reason and toward cruelty and savagery. His underlying argument is that human beings … Continue reading →

NEW Fire Engineering blog cartoon: Darth COVID19No point being made, just some silliness in these strange and troubled days. Remember to breathe, be tolerant, smile (even behind a mask), and stay safe out there!STAY FIRED UP, and show compassion, understanding, … Continue reading →

I recently attended a conference in Miami (corporate, not fire) where the industry leader/conference sponsor had a signed copy of Adam Steltzner’s The Right Kind of Crazy delivered to the hotel room of every attendee (note: the industry leader signed … Continue reading →

Tito learned quickly that it’s a dog-eat-dog world and that he needed to be tough to survive as a little unknown dog in a big, big world. Alone, hungry, and mad at the world, he discovered early that he could … Continue reading →

April Fire Engineering magazine cartoon: The Hose Charmer.   What tune are you playing? . See more Drawn by Fire cartoons here, http://artstudioseven.com/page-fire-ems-prints2.htm

Americans can be a divided, contentious, and unruly mob… until you slap us in the face with a common challenge. We are kind of like a big crazy combative family that loves and loathes each other – but nobody from … Continue reading →

Here’s a little levity in these strange and challenging days. However, the message holds true: you can never be too careful and protect yourself, your family, and your crew the best you can and don’t take your good health for … Continue reading →