The editor’s choices of this week on @cartoonmovement by Leopold Maurer (Austria), Ramón Díaz Yanes (Cuba), George Riemann (Germany) and @p_calleri (Germany).
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Funding cuts force the World Food Programme to drastically reduce lifesaving assistance in Gaza. Cartoon for Dutch newspaper Trouw.
A number of countries (including Saudi Arabia, Russia and India) are trying to delay the next IPCC climate report.
Cartoon from 2023.
Solidarity in the 21st century. English version of a cartoon published in Dutch newspaper Trouw a couple of weeks ago.
Vlad's effective leadership training. Cartoon for Dutch newspaper Trouw: https://www.trouw.nl/cartoons/tjeerd-royaards~bfbd9e2c/
Data centers. Cartoon for Dutch newspaper Trouw.
Modern warfare. Cartoon for Dutch newspaper Trouw: https://www.trouw.nl/cartoons/tjeerd-royaards~bfbd9e2c/
Fight AI slop with art!
French cartoonist Piet has created a series of anti-AI stickers. See them all and download them for free here: https://cartoonmovement.substack.com/p/fight-ai-slop-with-art
Our unwillingness to change our lifestyle will be our demise. Cartoon for Dutch newspaper Trouw.
The editor's choices of this week on @cartoonmovement by Sajith Kumar from India, Vasco Gargalo from Portugal, Emanuele Del Rosso from Italy/The Netherlands and Zez Vaz, also from Portugal.
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Post-privacy society. Cartoon for Dutch newspaper Trouw.
International legal order. Cartoon from last year.
In the Netherlands, acceptance of LGBTQ+ people has dropped sharply among Dutch youth. This is part of a worldwide trend where LGBTQ+ rights are increasingly under pressure.
This cartoon was published in Dutch newspaper Trouw on September 25.
Here's the original version.
I didn’t like the composition, the sloppy lines and overall rather poor execution. I did, however, like the idea. So I felt it was worthwhile to revisit the idea and spend a few more hours on it.
Now, I know I'll probably get comments from people saying they like the original cartoon better, but at least I satisfied my inner artist :)
Europe in a hostile world.
This cartoon is the (hopefully) improved version of a cartoon I made in one hour during the Cartoon Battle at the Dutch Journalism Festival last weekend. You can see the original version in the next post in this thread.
I am not a particularly gifted at live drawing (I participate in these types of events purely because I think it’s important to promote political cartoons), so it was no surprise that I was unhappy with what I managed to produce in 60 minutes.
Europe plans to restrict social media access for under-13s. Cartoon for Dutch newspaper Trouw: https://www.trouw.nl/cartoons/tjeerd-royaards~bfbd9e2c/
“Elections” in Russia. Cartoon from 2024.
In control. Cartoon for Dutch newspaper Trouw.
