The limits of humour Download ebook Manuel Romero, a student at the Escuela Superior de la Comunicación in Granada, has finished his final degree project, with good marks, under the title"Deontology and Law of Graphic Humour in the Contemporary Spanish Press" Today I have been able to read it in the peace and ... Read more
1950 Clarion radio advertisement When advertising was drawn I remember seeing in Barcelona, and other cities, those huge canvases with incredible paintings hanging from the doors of cinemas announcing the latest premiere. Those were times when cartoonists were not yet afraid of photography or any other digital device because either they were not ... Read more
A lucky group of some 200 press cartoonists earned between 200 and 1000 dollars a day, these artists moved in an industry that generated 8 million dollars... from 1933. Some of them could earn up to 7000 dollars a week, these numbers are even more shocking if you try to investigate the ... Read more
Click to enlarge photo On my way back home under one of those suns that turn the brain into a chickpea stew, I had to stop to replenish liquids and on this can machine I found again the photo of Elise, a face that seems very familiar to me because I've been seeing ... Read more
Original cartoon by Joel Barbee In my daily stroll through ToonPool I find this cartoon by the American cartoonist Joel Barbee among the most commented on the site. The subject is torture by the controversial Waterboarding procedure and the message Joel leaves is that justifying this method in interrogations of alleged terrorists does ... Read more
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