Award to Steve Way: Services to cartooning
October 22, 2013 in Events, General, News
We are delighted to announce that Steve Way, cartoon editor of Reader’s Digest, and previously of Punch, was presented with the 2013 PCO Award for Services to Cartooning in a packed Bloomsbury pub, London, last night.
A short speech extolling Mr Way’s dedication in mentoring and giving honest feedback to both upcoming and established cartoonists everywhere was made by the fictional cartoon editor, Hugh Jarse, as is traditional on these occasions.
Steve Way, in his thank-you to us all this morning, said:
“Over the moon; it’s always been a game of two halves, but at the end of the day the sun goes down, so in the end it was probably a fair result”.
Result.
Ed adds: Procartoonists.org makes this award on an infrequent basis in recognition of work undertaken by enduring and new friends of the trade in UK professional cartooning.
Bill Stott said on October 29, 2013
I’m surprised that Mr Way’s award hasn’t attracted any comments. I shall, therefore, make a couple. Mr Way exhibits a fine profile, although I was disappointed there are no shots of his footwear which is usually remarkable.
Pete Dredge said on October 30, 2013
Well deserved and long overdue. Is that ok?
Jonathan Pugh said on November 7, 2013
About time,too. Should have happened years ago. Well done, Steve. Richly deserved.