Ogilvy & Mather deletes tweet after 'Toothpaste for Dinner' cartoonist says work 'ripped off'

A cartoonist who goes by the name of Drew who writes and draws a daily online feature called “Toothpaste for Dinner” noticed that the Twitter account of the international ad agency Ogilvy & Mather used a drawing that looked very similar to something he’d done in the past:

International ad agency @Ogilvy ripped off my "Creative Process" comic: https://t.co/HlX6CZ9JH0 original from 2012: http://t.co/8GUsJTz9im

— drewtoothpaste (@drewtoothpaste) June 11, 2014

A dude from @ogilvy just emailed me and goes "let's hop on the phone." How about you do that BEFORE you steal my work & put your name on it?

— drewtoothpaste (@drewtoothpaste) June 11, 2014

The Ogilvy tweet was deleted without acknowledgement (so far), but here’s the drawing Ogilvy used compared to the original:

They deleted their tweet, but here's the work @Ogilvy stole from me and claimed as their own: pic.twitter.com/g5nZR3OPKq

— drewtoothpaste (@drewtoothpaste) June 11, 2014

Incredibly similar.

https://twitter.com/ahuj9/status/476726424846352385