Newsletter November 2024
News from the world of editorial cartooning
Hi there!
December has arrived! In our next newsletter, we’ll be wrapping up the year with the best cartoons of 2024 and looking ahead at 2025; this edition focuses on what we’ve been doing in November.
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CM at the World Forum for Democracy
At the invitation of Cartooning for Peace, Cartoon Movement/Cartooning for Peace cartoonists Tjeerd Royaards, Zehra Ömeroğlu and Emanuele Del Rosso attended the World Forum for Democracy in Strasbourg in early November.
They talked about making cartoons in this age of misinformation, hate towards migrants and climate skepticism, and how cartoons can be used to combat populism. You can watch a recording of the panel on the website of the Council of Europe.
Cartoon Movement on Bluesky
Joining the big move to Bluesky, we've set up an account there. You can find us under the handle @cartoonmovement.com. Follow us for daily cartoons, and cartoon-related news!
New cartoonists
We delighted to welcome a bunch of new and talented cartoonists to our community:
Qunzo from Italy
Massimo D'Acunzo, aka Qunzo, is a graphic designer, illustrator and cartoonist from Naples, Italy. He collaborates with several Italian satire magazines and illustrates editorial works for children.
Gurkan Coskun from Turkey
Gurkan Coskun is a cartoonist from Turkey, using his cartoons to satirize the quirks of everyday life, blending humor with a thoughtful lens on social issues and human nature.
Andy Bunday from the UK
Andy Bunday started out drawing caricatures for a series of the television show Spitting Image – many, many years ago... He’s produced political cartoons for The Independent, The Times and Tribune plus animated cartoons for various news websites. And he’s made several TV appearances, drawing cartoons live on air for CNN.
You can see more on his website: www.andybunday.com
Moz from the UK
Moz has been a professional cartoonist for 15 years, publishing regularly in UK magazine Private Eye.
Most popular this month
Take a look at the most popular cartoons from the last 30 days on our social media channels.
On Facebook: Courage by Iman Rezaee and Paolo Lombardi
On Instagram: D-day by Gatis Sluka
On X: King Donald by Paolo Calleri
On Pinterest: Ukraine can strike deep inside Russia by Piet
