Showing posts with label Artizans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Artizans. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 21, 2025

I have joined Cartoon Movement

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.

Wednesday, December 11, 2024

The end of Artizans

 

Edmonton Sun editorial cartoonist Malcolm Mayes informed his clients yesterday that he was pulling the plug on Artizans, the cartoon syndicate he created decades ago.

Artizans carried the works of mostly Canadian cartoonists but also counted on its' roster the late American cartoonist Ed Hall as well as Cuba's Alfredo Martirena.

Dale Cummings, Sue Dewar, Paul Fell, Jake FullerGraham Harrop, Marian Kamensky, Chuck LeggeGraeme Mackay, Bruce MacKinnon, Theo MoudakisDan Murphy, Adrian Raeside, Vance Rodewalt. Harley Schwadron and Wes Tyrell will now have to distribute their own work.

A few had already lost full-time positions in the past and relied on the syndicate for a modest income.

Wednesday, October 11, 2023

The Townsie Award 2023

From the ACC website.

Every two years, the Association of Canadian Cartoonists gives out its Townsend Award, otherwise known as "The Townsie", to both Anglophone and Francophone cartoonists whose work stood out during that period.

This year the prize was awarded both to me and Dale Cummings during our convention last week in San Francisco.

Tuesday, November 16, 2021

Ed Hall in "Le Monde" (take 2)

 From Le Monde.


This cartoon, which appeared in Le Monde on November 15, is signed by American cartoonist Ed Hall, a member of the Cartooning for Peace association. 

Another of his cartoons was published on the front page of the paper last August.

Monday, October 18, 2021

Bruce MacKinnon Wins Reuben Award

 From SaltWire.


SaltWire network cartoonist Bruce MacKinnon was honoured Saturday night by the National Cartoonists Society.

Anne Telnaes of the Washington Post presented MacKinnon with a Reuben award for editorial and political cartoons in a very efficient virtual ceremony.

The award-winning cartoon depicts the transformation of U.S. president Donald Trump from a clown to the Joker.

Sunday, September 19, 2021

My cartoon at the third International editorial cartoons competition LIBEX 2021


I received the exhibition catalogue of the third International editorial cartoons competition LIBEX 2021 on “Cancel Culture and politically correctness”.

My cartoon:

Tuesday, August 31, 2021

Ed Hall in "Le Monde" and "The Washington Post"

 From Le Monde.


The cartoon, which appeared in Le Monde on August 30, is signed by American cartoonist Ed Hall, a member of the Cartooning for Peace association.

Thursday, August 26, 2021

My Afghan cartoons

Le Droit, March 7, 2006


I've been following the situation in Afghanistan since 2001. Here are a few cartoons from my archives:

Tuesday, November 10, 2020

Cold front from Canada

 

"The cold front that usually blows from Canada has turned into a sigh of relief!"

My latest cartoon on the AAEC website.

Tuesday, August 13, 2019

Edmonton Journal under fire for "anti-Semitic" cartoon

From the Canadian Jewish News.


The Edmonton Journal is under fire for publishing a cartoon that many believe is anti-Semitic.

On Aug. 1, the Journal ran an editorial cartoon by veteran contributor Malcolm Mayes, which criticized the recent Capital One hack in which the data of six million Canadians was potentially compromised, including social insurance numbers and bank account information.

Wednesday, March 13, 2019

Tuesday, March 12, 2019

Thursday, February 28, 2019

My entries in the "Brexit - The Cartoons" contest


The jury of the "Brexit - The Cartoons" contest selected my cartoon "The road to Brexit" for the exhibition and approved "Theresa May at the door" as an entry.