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Out of curiosity, what should happen according to physics? Twang back hard away from the cut on one side, slapping the snipper in the face and rocket Boris into orbit? Forgive me. I took art not science -- Do you think the Guardian will start selling these again?  With a new hat, of course. Maybe a crown that says "King poo poo" nobodyssweetheart fucked around with this message at 21:52 on Jul 1, 2016 |
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In reality the rope wouldn't remain taut on the other side of the cut. However Cartoons don't have to represent single moment frozen in time and it is perfectly legitimate to show the rope before and after the cut in the same image.
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goatface posted:http://www.gove2016.co.uk/ You know, there is one thing I'll give Cameron: He got through the Political Cartoonosphere looking relatively human, an incredible accomplishment.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on the Tory leadership contest – Michael Gove has said he did ‘almost everything’ he could to avoid running for the Conservative leadership but was left with no choice after realising Boris Johnson was not the right person for the job" Also Battle of the Somme: Royals at Somme centenary commemoration Telegraph:  Conservative leader: Who might succeed David Cameron?  Independent:  The i paper:  Times:  After Blyton. Stephen Collins: 
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I like that Tony Blair is in the Mexican stand-off for Tory leader.
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I presume it's Liam Fox but that's definitely they way they draw Tony's hair.
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The Mexican stand-off guy looks like Tony Blair from behind --On first impression I was baffled why David Blunkett was running for Tory leadership I still hate BoB but I really like that Crab(b) car. I am impressed these cartoonists set the leadership contest in totally different pop cultural settings. No American cartoonist would have bothered, even though 2/3 are US exports. Cloud Potato posted:Independent: nobodyssweetheart fucked around with this message at 00:16 on Jul 3, 2016 |
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Gove and Boris are two very unique looking people who've been a boon to political cartoonists. I'm going to miss the grotesque depictions of them as they're shuffled out of the news cycle.
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The Labor 2015 campaign promises were weird.
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If that limestone slab had been revealed with a big anarchy symbol carved in it I'd have voted for him.
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Ofaloaf posted:The absolute best detail in this is Corbyn's shadow up in No Man's Land on the left side, with all the bullets flying by and failing to hit him. Also all the bullets are coming from his side.
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Ofaloaf posted:The absolute best detail in this is Corbyn's shadow up in No Man's Land on the left side, with all the bullets flying by and failing to hit him. Mohawk Potato posted:Also all the bullets are coming from his side. Does any UK cartoonist do animated political cartoons? One of the few US cartoonists I'd recommend is Anna Telnaes who animates some of her stuff for the Washington Post (imperfectly, but with skill): https://www.washingtonpost.com/people/ann-telnaes  I kind of want to attempt to animate Michael Gove clapping and puckering but don't think I have the skill to match the original. nobodyssweetheart fucked around with this message at 00:57 on Jul 4, 2016 |
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nobodyssweetheart posted:Does any UK cartoonist do animated political cartoons? I think Morland does for the Times, but they're behind the paywall. Guardian:  "Martin Rowson on the Labour and Tory leadership contests – Len McCluskey has described the attempted coup against Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, as a “political lynching of a decent man”" Telegraph:  Independent:  Times: 
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Two of those cartoons have very unconventional caricatures of Gove. Rowson's is the best.
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Yeah, not sure why they decided to depict him in drag with a blond wig.
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Ofaloaf posted:What fresh hell is going on with Theresa May's nose?
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Another human cartoon drops out. The caption links to Top Gear, but Nigel has a bad track record with cars... planes. I hope he manages to fit some more vehicle crashes into his retirement. (He quit before, he'll be back. What else is going to do? Pub closes at 11) It's all on Govey... and he's on FIE-AHHH. I saw some footage from the 2012 Tory Conference, and he still was doing that clapping-and-puckering thing. nobodyssweetheart fucked around with this message at 07:17 on Jul 5, 2016 |
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I do like that spilled beer image, though I have to think that alcohol probably isn't the type of thing you should be using to extinguish a cigarette.
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Dunno what kind of beer you drink, but most of them are mainly water.
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Iraq, dressed as a grim reaper or something, hangs over a man labelled Tony Blair. "I will be with you, whatever" he says. This political cartoon lark is piss
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on economic reaction to the Brexit vote – In Mark Carney’s third statement since the referendum, he relaxes banking sector rules to free up lending to households and businesses" Telegraph:  Tory leadership: Theresa May tops first vote but Fox and Crabb out; Juno probe enters into orbit around Jupiter Independent:  Times:  Chilcot report: Tony Blair's Iraq War case not justified Mail: Mac on... The Chilcot report and if the Iraq war was illegal  Mac on... Theresa May and her bid to become Prime Minister  Guardian Sport: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: Here's a bonus (smallish) Australian comic from the other thread:  I'm reliably informed that's ex-Australian PM Howard in the ear
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Obviously Howard, you can tell by the eyebrows.
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Cliff Racer posted:Obviously Howard, you can tell by the eyebrows. edit to add: I just saw Gove dropped out. My heart is broken. Even though I could see from 3000 miles he had no chance, I am bereft. All the living cartoons... gone. This is what it sounds like when Goves cry. nobodyssweetheart fucked around with this message at 01:59 on Jul 8, 2016 |
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Is that actually a good Mac? We're through the looking glass now people, gently caress me.
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The Mail hates a lot of the same things you do. They've been against the war from the off, donating their centre-fold for a placard-ready protest sign. They also hate immigrants and the poor.
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It's still not a well-made comic, even if it aligns with forum views more than typical Mac.
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Ren and Stimpy are out. What a shame.
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