From Counterpoint.
Many, including Steve Scalise, Nancy Pelosi, Gabby Giffords, Josh Shapiro, Gretchen Whitmer, and Donald Trump, have themselves been victims of political violence or threats in recent years.
CARTOON SECTION
Abou Hassan Fadi, Norway – Belom Jean-Loïc, France – Bojesen Niels Bo, Denmark – Boligan Angel, Mexico – Cagle Daryl, USA – Falco Chang Carlos, Cuba – Finocchioli Fabio, Italy – Fan Lintao, China – Kazanchev Konstantin, Ukraine – Kühn Guido, Germany – Longawa Patrycja, Poland – Magnasciutti Fabio, Italy – Momot Valeri, Ukraine – Morales Izquierdo Ramsès, Cuba – Sulaj Agim, Albania – Vernimmen Luc, Belgium –
CARICATURE SECTION
Aldeguer Joaquin, Spain – Antunes Antonio, Portugal – Davide Francesco, Italy – Hoppmann Frank, Germany – Nardi Marilena, Italy – Magnatti Mario, Italy – Moine Phil, France – Klints Valta, Latvia – Olivares Lindsey, Spain – Gorlin Ray, United States – Teneketzidis Theodosios, Greece
From the Doug Wright Awards Facebook page.
From the DC/DOX website.
From The Daily Cartoonist.
From The Daily Cartoonist.
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| Original Jack Ohman cartoon |
From Maison du dessin de presse.
This exhibition highlights the work of two leading American cartoonists, Ann Telnaes and Liza Donnelly, whose incisive and committed drawings offer a powerful perspective on the place of women in society.
Through their caricatures and illustrations, they denounce inequality, defend women's rights, and question power dynamics with humor and insight.
Between satire and activism, their works demonstrate the essential role of cartoons in the fight for equality and freedom of expression.
From The Daily Cartoonist.
 Ann Telnaes wins the 2025 Pulitzer Prize in Illustrated Reporting and Commentary. She earned the honor “for delivering piercing commentary on powerful people and institutions with deftness, creativity – and a fearlessness that led to her departure from the news organization after 17 years.” What makes it all the more striking that she won the Pulitzer for The Washington Post — the very paper she left earlier this year in protest over editorial freedom. Here’s a few of the cartoons from the winning portfolio. |
From The Telegraph.
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| First Prize: Constantin Sunnerberg (Cost), Belgium |
From the Montreal Comic Arts Festival.
From The Herblock Foundation.
Adrienne LaFrance in the March issue of The Atlantic.
From his website.
From The Daily Cartoonist.
From The Globe and Mail.
The full story here.
Alan Gardner in The Daily Cartoonist.
From the European Cartoon Center.
From Fast Company.
Fast Company conducted a Zoom roundtable with a trio of some of the best political artists and illustrators working today: Pulitzer Prize winner Barry Blitt, Pulitzer Prize winner Jack Ohman, and Pulitzer finalist and Herblock Prize winner Jen Sorensen.
From The Washington Post.
From Cartoon Movement.
The English version of the cartoons I draw for Le Droit have been distributed for the last 20 years by Artizans.
Unfortunately, since the syndicate went under at the end of December, I am happy to announce that I have since joined Cartoon Movement.
From The Daily Cartoonist.
From The Daily Cartoonist.
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| Trump's ABC by Ann Telnaes |
From the Historical Society of Ottawa.
From The Freedom Cartoonists Foundation.
From Open Windows.
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