Click on the links below to see cartoons by Timo Elliott!
Please feel free to use these cartoons in your presentations, university courses, books etc, for free, as long as you drop me a line to let me know what you have planned (telliott at timoelliott dot com),
Top cartoon page here, including links to analytics cartoons, more analytics cartoons and artificial intelligence cartoons, marketing cartoons, social cartoons, innovation cartoons, sustainability cartoons.
Analytics Cartoons
More Analytics Cartoons
Artificial Intelligence Cartoons,
Innovation Cartoons
Social Cartoons
Marketing Cartoons
Other Cartoons
Hi Timo,
Great cartoons! Would it be possible to use any, with attribution/link, on a few company LinkedIn posts? We are a project management SME and we like to post a “Project thought of the week”, sometimes (attempting to be) humourous and your humour really fits well!
David,
Please go ahead, you have my full permission…
Regards,
Timo
Thank you for the laughs!! We will use once in a while your cartoons and give you full credit!
Hey Timo,
i’d love to use your cartoon for sharing some articles on my and my colleague’s social media posts on AI. (we’ll reference you in it)
Let me know if that’s okay 🙂
Laura, please go ahead…
Hi, I would like to be able to use one of your images for a report I am doing in my Critical Thinking class. I am analyzing a section of a publication called the Global Happiness Policy Report 2018. The selection focuses on growing technology and makes references to artificial intelligence taking human jobs. Your illustration with the robot pointing out inefficiencies is a good fit. May I use it?
Beth, you have my full permission to use my cartoons — I’m honored, thank you for asking, please go ahead, and best of luck with your report!
Hi, I’d love to use your cartoons for an online article about AI and the media. Thanks, Joshua
Would love to use some of your cartoons for an e-newsletter. hope that ok.
Hi…I would be most grateful if i could use your cartoons on my Leadership blog for new aspiring managers & leaders. I will post a link back to your site if that is ok?
https://followtheleader.blog/2021/01/17/terminated-from-employment/
Many thanks
Damian, please go ahead…
Hi Timo,
Thank you for allowing the use of your slides for an internal company marketing/sales meeting.
Kind regards,
I would like to use some of your cartoons in a degree course, Diploma in Sustainable Entrepreneurship
Sounds like a great topic — best of luck, and you have my full permission….
Hi Timo,
I’d like to use some of your cartoons for an e-newsletter related to data storage. May I have your permission?
Please go ahead!
Hi Timo,
Thanks for creating these awesome cartoons. I would like to use some cartoons for an email I am sending out to some customers. Is that okay?
Best Nils
Please go ahead!
Hi Timo
I saw a cartoon regarding Predictive Maintenance -“Henry its for you -apparently your heart is about to fail…”
I saw in many years back in an SAP presentation. Loved it so much that saved it.
I plan to use it in my upcoming book that has a chapter talking about future and technology-related stuff.
Hoping I can get your approval for same
Thanks
Sandeep, you have my full permission… good luck with the book!
Hey Timo, your cartoons are awesome. I am writing the SAP documentation in our internal company wiki and would like to install some of your cartoons. Is that OK for you?
Karin, yes! please go ahead…
Hey Timo,
your cartoons are awesome, I would like to include some in our internal company wiki. Is that ok for you?
Kind regards from Germany
Hey Timo, I really like your cartoons and wanted to use few of them for an article I am writing on LinkedIn.
I will reference the link at the bottom of the article.
Hope it is fine with you. Thank you.
Hi Timo, I am using one of your cartoons for a presentation I am doing next week, to underline the complexity of building your own analyitcs infrastructure instead of going with SaaS technology. (“Can you help me with my analutics?” “No, I am too busy building a new analytics infrastructure”). Thanks for some very precise and funny cartoons!
Hi Timo,
I’d like to use two of your cartoons in my powerpoint presentation for a library conference. I’ve provided the url to this site on each slide that uses the cartoons. I hope that’s ok?
Cheers,
Dnielle
Danielle, please go ahead!
Excellent Cartoons! Can I use them for an article I want to publish on LinkedIn? Will be happy to provide a link and of course provide source credits.
Thanks!
Ajay, sure, thanks for letting me know, please go ahead…
Dear Mr. Elliott,
I will use the cartoon “The good news is I have discovered inefficiencies” as the final slide of my presentation on machine learning.
Kind regards.
Emanuele, thanks for letting me know — I hope the presentation goes well!
Dear Timo Elliott, I very much like the cartoons that you make. And I have the same request as other people have on you blog. At the University Hospital in Northern Norway we (try to) work with innovative solutions. Would it be possible to use some of your cartoons in our presentations about innovation?
All the best
Magnus Engeset
Have sent email about your Hippo cartoon. thank you.
Dear Timo, I would like to use one of your cartoons for a client newsletter on predictive analytics. Please let me know whether this is possible and what are your copyright terms. Thanks a lot and cheers from Switzerland, Caroline
Good Morning,
Could you please tell me how we can get permission to use a cartoon for a newsletter we are doing?
Thank you.
Hello Timo
I’d like to use a couple of your cartoons for a presentation I am doing last week. I’ll leave your details intact but as it’s an audience of lawyers I feel I should get your permission.
Event url is below
If you are visiting Europe in November I have an event in Paris which might interest you.
Rick
Hello,
May we use some of you cartoons, giving credit to Timo Elliot and timoelliot.com
for an upcoming powerpoint? Thank you,
Lily
Hello, May we use some of yor cartoon for an upcoming Power Point Presentation?
Would it be ok to use the big data comic in a presentation on reporting data? Let me know.
Thanks!