James Mellor is an award-winning freelance cartoonist based in the UK. His work has appeared in Private Eye Magazine, The Sunday Telegraph, The Spectator, The Critic Magazine, Charlie Hebdo and numerous other publications.
We are delighted to welcome Roar Hagen, a cartoonist from Norway working for Norwegian newspaper Verdens Gang. He is also a member of Cartooning for Peace.
Our second monthly newsletter of the year is out! March 1st marks the start of an exciting new academic project for us; meanwhile, we are also busy preparing for the International Journalism Festival next month! You can read more about both in this issue.
Joining us from Canada, Scot Ritchie is an illustrator that does mostly children's books, but makes the occasional political cartoon as well. Check out his website to see more of his work.
We are happy to welcome GRETHEN, our first cartoonist from Luxembourg! GRETHEN took back his brushes and reassumed his drawing activity in 2022 after a break of over a decade dedicated to his job as a therapeutic counselor. Since then, he has been published, broadcasted on TV and was invited in several exhibitions. Since 2023, he is a member of Cartooning for Peace. Check out his website to see more of his work.
We are delighted to welcome illustrator and cartoonist Ian David Marsden to our platform. His cartoons have appeared in The New Yorker and Mad Magazine, and Ian was the first-ever Google Doodle artist. Check out his website to see more of his work.
On of our recent new members is Greg Smith, an award- winning editorial cartoonist based in Perth in Western Australia. He has been working for various Perth newspapers for the past 38 years.
Reza Aghili is an Iranian cartoonist and sculptor, born in 1990, with over eight years of professional experience in the world of caricature and illustration. His works, combining sharp satire and compelling narratives, often focus on topics such as the policies of the Islamic Republic of Iran, women's rights, freedom of expression, and the internet.
Our first newsletter of 20205 is out! This edition takes a look at the future of political cartooning, and the outlook isn't great... But we also share the best cartoons of the last month, showcasing why political cartoons deserve to have a future. You can read our newsletter here.
We are delighted to welcome Canadian cartoonist Guy Badeaux (Bado) to Cartoon Movement. Born in Montreal in 1949, Bado has been the editorial cartoonist at the French language daily Le Droit in Ottawa since May 1981. Winner of the National Newspaper Award in 1991, he is a member of the group Cartooning for Peace as well as treasurer of the Association of Canadian Cartoonists.