To wage war, you need capital.

We have added a new design to our t-shirt webshop. This cartoon about the cost of war is by Ukranian artist Vladimir Kazanevsky. By ordering this shirt, or any other items, you're helping us to build a sustainable future for editorial cartooning:

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Don't like the shirts we picked? You can design a product yourself with this cartoon. And if you'd like to have a specific cartoon (over 700 available) to put on a shirt, bag or hoodie, drop us a line by email, and we'll be happy to help.

Eyad Shtaiwe is a cartoonist from Amman, Jordan. Like many cartoonists from the Middle East, his editorial work has a strong focus on oppression and revolt. You can see his first pitches for Cartoon Movement here.

Resources are running out, but we continue to rely on fossil fuels like oil and gas to supply the energy we need.

We have added a new design to our t-shirt webshop. This cartoon about fossil fuel is by the talented Columbian artist Elena Ospina. By ordering this shirt, or any other items, you're helping us to build a sustainable future for editorial cartooning:

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Don't like the shirts we picked? You can design a product yourself with this cartoon. And if you'd like to have a specific cartoon (over 700 available) to put on a shirt, bag or hoodie, drop us a line by email, and we'll be happy to help.

Al-Jazeera English reports on Juan Zero, a popular young Syrian cartoonist: 'The conflict in Syria has bred a new generation of activists, who are using creative non-violent means to bring about change in their country. Some of them continue their struggle from outside.'

Keith Brown is a cartoonist from Marshall, a small town in Missouri (USA). His work has been published in local and regional newspaper, the Sedalia Democrat, where he did the Sunday editorial. Keith also draws a comic strip titled 'The Wages of Sin'.