Herne Bay Cartoon Festival 2026: Where Cartoons Meet the Coast
Chris Burke in action the last time the festival live drawing day was in the bandstand in 2016. Photo © Kasia Kowalska Emily from Beach
Chris Burke in action the last time the festival live drawing day was in the bandstand in 2016. Photo © Kasia Kowalska Emily from Beach
Simon Ellinas drawing Dora Pavlou one of the store management team. Photo © Neil Martin Glenn Marshall writes (about himself again): Caricaturist extraordinaire Simon Ellinas
Glenn Marshall writes: The New Cartoonist has just published its tenth edition which is an achievement in itself with these difficult times in both digital
Protesting outside Parliament Our Westminster correspondent Glenn Marshall reports: Last Wednesday we were back in the House of Commons with our friends at WDC (Whale
30th January 2025 in the Financial Time’s Bracken House the great and good of British cartooning gathered for the second PCO Awards or ‘Splats’.
Welcome to the sequel to the Professional Cartoonists’ Organisation Awards ‘The Splats’. After last year’s inaugural event the awards are back in a different venue.
Glenn Marshall writes: There was recently a joyous evening remembering Ed McLachlan’s life and cartoons at The Cartoon Museum hosted by Ed’s family, with Private
Intro by Sarah Boyce: Have you noticed it’s getting darker in the evenings and things are getting spookier? The owl hooting a bit too loudly,
Glenn Marshall (the real one, NOT the AI bot!) writes: Once again the promise of vittles, vin rouge & vitriolic ink-slinging lured the cartooning elite