Danielle in Doodles
Cartoons, products, and events from a funny Jewish New Yorker.

NYC Israeli restaurant and a local artist teamed up to make Passover tasty, easy, and fun. Order catering and get Haggadahs for $1 each.

The hilarious Haggadah, “Don’t FUHAGGADAHBOUDIT” is now available for purchase, and registration for a second-night seder is live.

I saw Selena Gomez film her show in my neighborhood. I reflect on how I feel living in a constant movie set, in doodles.

I went sledding in Central Park and felt like a Winter Olympian. The kids were better athletes than I was, though.

Sarah Palin has been roaming and dining in NYC with no vaccine and COVID-19. As a Manhattan resident and artist, I had to draw a PSA.

I love buying coffee in NYC, but I need to sit down with it or it will end up on what I'm wearing. This cartoon shows my coffee klutziness.

I tried the digital nomad lifestyle, and I don't recommend it. Here's a cartoon about my experience living between homes.

It's fall! That means it's time for apple picking. This cartoon shows the realities of this activity and questions what to do with all the a

Moving is hard, especially in New York City. These are my top moving fails — in cartoon form — that are funny now that they're over.

Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, A$AP Rocky — what were you wearing at the Met Gala? Here's my cartoon reaction to the confusing theme and fashion.

A funny cartoon about how I compare with my cool hipster neighbors in Brooklyn.

Masks were in, they were out, now they're back in. I doodled some fashionistas reacting to the confusing messaging around the delta variant.

I'm noticing that really anything can be a shirt these days. I was thinking of doing the doodle, then got more inspiration from the...

How do I choose the best plan on July 4!? A doodle about why we want to make up for lost time this year and navigating a social life again.

All kinds of embarrassing or awkward moments can happen at any moment, especially for me. I doodled some of my biggest dating missteps.

I tuned in daily for Gov. Cuomo's press conferences in the beginning of the pandemic. A lot has changed since then.

Everything is starting to open up again after a year of quarantining and social distancing. I doodle about my anxieties then and now.

To me, 2020 is a year that needs to be referred to as "The Year That Never Happened" in history books. Does the IRS agree?

Believe it or not, the CDC is finally relaxing outdoor mask guidelines! How are people reacting?

A cartoon about how my weekends in quarantine compare to weekends before the pandemic.