Fom The Daily Cartoonist.
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From Reddit.
From the ECC.
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| Silence, Winner, World Press Cartoon 2018 |
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CXC 2024 poster art by Evan Salazar |
From Drawn & Quarterly
From the Buffalo History Museum
From The Detroit Metro Times.
From the NFB website.
From The Historic Dockyard Chatham.
From ArtNet.
From The Daily Cartoonist.
From The New Yorker.
“Tom the Dancing Bug,” which Ruben Bolling began publishing widely in 1990, has always been free-form and vaudevillian from week to week—original characters, recurring parodies and satires, one-offs, a terrific long-running meta-funny-pages gag.His illustration style tends toward a tidy clean-line aesthetic, à la “Tintin,” but it morphs to suit whatever he’s up to: hatched and shaded portrait-style depictions of celebrities and politicians; imitations of other artists; fake ads, posters, and informational broadsides.Early on, Bolling had “Saturday Night Live,” Mad magazine, and “Mr. Show” in mind as inspirations.The strip has become more political over time, especially in recent years, though the past few weeks of U.S. election news—an assassination attempt in one party, the passing of the candidacy torch in the other—has been atypical in its intensity.Like all satirists of our era, Bolling has learned to adapt.
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From NCS.
From The Daily Cartoonist.
From The Globe and Mail.
From Cyber Security Cartoon Award.
From The Daily Cartoonist.
From Comics Beat.
From Flashback.
From The Daily Cartoonist.
… One of the assistant editors, Jane, informed me last Friday (July 12) that after five years, I no longer had a freelance gig with CNN. The editor of the opinion section, Rich, gave me a courtesy call this morning to express his appreciation and to wish me well.
I’m going to miss working with the Opinion team at CNN, but I never allowed myself to believe this would last forever…
From Fantagraphics.
From the Society of Professional Journalists.
From Vetustideces.
From Swann Auction Galleries.
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| David Levine, Jules Feiffer with Cigar, 1983, unpublished. |
From The Daily Cartoonist.
The Revolutionary Court of Tehran has handed down a six-year prison sentence to Atena Farghadani, a cartoonist targeted for her critique of the government.
According to her attorney, Mohammad Moqimi, Farghadani has been behind bars since her arrest on April 13, charged with “insulting sacred values and propagating against the ruling system”.
Farghadani received five years for the former and an additional year for the latter. Moqimi blasted the proceedings as a “sham trial” in a post on the X, denouncing the judiciary’s manipulation of charges to secure the harshest possible sentence.
From the Norman Rockwell Museum.
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| Illustration by Richard Williams |
From the National Cartoonists Society.
From Radio Free Asia.
From the Facebook pages of Benoit Peeters and Jenny Robb.
An investigation determined that Mehmet Akif Özdal had previously participated in various competitions by copying other artists’ cartoons.
From the Michener Awards.
From Paul Gravett's Facebook page.
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| Illustration by David B, "L’ascension du Haut Mal", 2002 © David B, courtesy L’Association & galerie anne barrault |
From Cision.
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| Illustration by Nina Bunjevac |
From the Pulitzer Prizes website.
From The Daily Cartoonist.
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| First Prize: Bruce MacKinnon, Canada |
From The Daily Cartoonist.
From Cartooning for Peace.
From World Press Photo 2024.
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| A Palestinian Woman Embraces the Body of Her Niece, Mohammed Salem, Reuters |
