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Can y'tell waddidis yet?
This is a detail of the larger cartoon I am currently working on. When you get into the area that I hope to tackle on this one (you'll have to wait to find out), there's a fine line to tread between too much and not enough information.
In addition, getting background on a subject can take almost as long as the drawing itself... bear with me
Unless it's a tour de force from a recognised and respected editorial cartoonist, people won't dwell on a cartoon trying to discover its meaning. The cartoon's got to be digestible in a heart beat. In this respect Khalil Bendib the Arab - American cartoonist is a genius. Whether you agree with his view or not, he has a way of seeing a situation in what seems like a screamingly obvious way, but only once he's pointed it out. This one is an excellent example
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Labels: caricature, cartoon, editorial cartoon, Khalil Bendib, Politics, sketch
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Friday, 26 October 2007 posted by Paul Toner at 01:49
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Rue Britannia political or editorial cartoons intermittently feature RueB, the new embodiment of today's Briton. See her perspective on events that are affecting the UK from home and abroad.
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