Jim Carrey is taking a break from posting his political art
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Jim Carrey is a painter, cartoonist and sketcher in his spare time, using the mediums the last couple of years to speak out against the Trump administration.
The actor says he's now taking a break from posting the political messages, explaining that he's taking some time to breathe after crossing "an ocean of outrage." "Hey folks...for the past 4yrs, among other commitments, I put considerable effort into this collection of political protest cartoons. It truly feels as though you and I have crossed an ocean of outrage together, but something tells me it's time to rest my social media gavel and reclaim a little neurological bandwidth," he captioned a cartoon of himself standing in a doorway with his arms outstretched. Carrey titled it: "... in case I don't see ya..." a nod to "The Truman Show."
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