Space to highlight all kinds of issues related to cartoonists.
Anti-Semitism has always been the catch-all for any criticism of the state of Israel and its endless torture of its Palestinian neighbours. Everything is anti-Semitism Now, with genocide under way, there is absolutely nothing that can be said, written or drawn about Israel's months of ethnic cleansing in Palestine that is not labelled
Description and translation of the cartoon. Title: "Learn to tell them apart (Don't get confused) From left to right: Police 1: "delinquent in a policeman's suit" Police 2: "delinquent policeman" Police 3: "Policeman doing his duty" This cartoon by Carlos Tovar Samanez, "Carlín", (Lima, 1955), published in the newspaper La República on 30
Translation: Pandemic sex... (A man sniffs a woman from behind): "At least I didn't lose my taste and smell..." I reproduce a press release from Cartooning for Peace and Cartoonists Right on the judicial persecution that the Turkish authorities have been subjecting cartoonist Zehra Ömeroğlu (1985)(Linktr) for more than three years. The trial
Accusations pulling the wild card of anti-Semitism in cartoons might as well be a general category of this blog, because there are enough cases to fill it twice over. In the case of the syndicated cartoonists, although technically it is not technically a dismissal because it is a service that the newspapers contract
"I had some drawings made to look like plagiarism of other artists". One of the heaviest and most difficult burdens to lift for an artist is to be considered a repeat plagiarist. The case of Cristian Gustavo Dzwonik, alias "Nik", is perhaps the most representative because his name has long been associated mainly
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