The child inside the Monster Engine
Bloghorn rather enjoyed this excellent post about interpreting the visual imagination of children. The resulting gallery of compare and contrast iamges from adults and children is worth a visit to the Monster Engine. If you see something we should know about, we welcome details here – or contact the writers direct on Twitter @mattbuck_hack, @roystoncartoons, @alexhughes and @RMurrayCartoons.
Round-up: What the Bloghorn saw
Bloghorn is sad to report that caricaturist and political cartoonist Richard Willson has died. Willson enjoyed a long career that included a 31-year stint at The Times, and the paper has paid tribute to him here (payment required). His passing has also been noted in touching obituaries by two of his other regular clients, The […]
Cartoon Awards 2011
New in from our friends at The UK Cartoon Museum are the results of their annual cartoon awards. Strip Cartoon Award to Charles Peattie and Mark Warren for Celeb – a long running feature of Private Eye magazine Pocket Award to Neil Bennett – of The Times Joke Award to Neil Kerber – of The […]
Occupied with cartoons
Following a recent post Bloghorn sees a UK Occupy protest cartooning site has been launched. It features a traditional gallery accepting contributions and also an cartoon-creation tool. Dave Miller, the organiser, told Bloghorn: At the the Occupy LSX site at St Paul’s, London, there are many drawings and paintings sellotaped to the walls; the area has […]