Saturday, December 31, 2016
Friday, December 30, 2016
Thursday, December 29, 2016
The Best Tom Toles Editorial Cartoons of 2016
From the Washington Post.
It was a year like no other in history, and will be the most remarkable in our lifetimes, other than the year to come, and possibly the one after that. If you ever wondered about the validity of the legendary curse “May you live in interesting times,” we are now finding out.
Graeme Mackay's Review of 2016
From Graeme Mackay's website.
Wednesday, December 28, 2016
Pascal and Boris's favourite cartoons of 2016
From The Montreal Gazette.
It’s been an eventful year. For better and mostly for worse, events have offered no shortage of material for the Montreal Gazette’s editorial cartoonists.
It’s been an eventful year. For better and mostly for worse, events have offered no shortage of material for the Montreal Gazette’s editorial cartoonists.
In addition to the work of the celebrated Aislin (Terry Mosher), whose cartoons of the year are featured separately, we’ve been fortunate also to be able to present the work of two other extremely talented cartoonists: Pascal (Pascal Élie) and Boris (Jacques Goldstyn).
Tuesday, December 27, 2016
Aislin's favourite cartoons of 2016
From The Montreal Gazette.
From the pundit-defying election of Donald Trump to the astonishing Olympic swimming performance of Toronto teenager Penny Oleksiak, 2016 was a year full of surprises.
From the pundit-defying election of Donald Trump to the astonishing Olympic swimming performance of Toronto teenager Penny Oleksiak, 2016 was a year full of surprises.
Monday, December 26, 2016
The best Ann Telnaes cartoons and gifs of 2016
From The Washington Post.
It wasn’t easy keeping up with all the red meat, sexism and lies being tossed about during 2016. People think cartoonists love having so much material to work with, but it also presents the problem of deciding what to focus on. On the plus side, after this year, I do have a new appreciation for orange, a color I didn’t use much in my previous work.
Ann Telnaes
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