The PCO Cartoon Review of the Year 2021
Cartoon by © Brian Adcock To quote the great Benny Andersson ‘Mamma mia, here we go again’ with another PCO members ‘Cartoon Review of The Year’. For the most part it’s been another %¢º€@$ one (Google Translate it) but once more cartoonists injected some humour into it….apart from the odd cartoonist injecting humour refusenik. The […]
A name up in prints
Bloghorn is pleased to see that Royston Robertson, one of our writers, is the new cartoonist of the month at Prospect magazine. You can read the interview with him here. Fittingly it was published on April 1st. Along with many of his colleagues from the Professional Cartoonists’ Organisation, Royston will be taking part in the […]
Prospect profiles Aussie cartoonist
The new Cartoonist of the Month over at Prospect magazine’s First Drafts blog is Australian Glen Le Lievre. And very funny it is too, both the cartoons and his responses to the questions.
Cartoon Pick of the Week
Bloghorn spotted this great work during this week ending the 8th May 2009. One: Matt in the Daily Telegraph: Atishoo! Two: Ros Asquith in The Guardian on loyal service Three: Alex Matthews in Prospect on projecting the right image The PCO: Great British cartoon talent Subscribe to The Foghorn – our print cartoon magazine
Prospect's Cartoonist of the Month
Prospect magazine has launched a new Cartoonist of the Month feature, as part of its First Drafts blog. And PCOer Clive Goddard is the first to offer an insight into the world of cartooning.
Cartoon Pick of the Week
Bloghorn spotted this great work during this week ending the 20th March 2009. One: Christian Adams in The Daily Telegraph on banking on the polar ice-caps Two: William Haefeli in The New Yorker on pop-cultural references Three: Tim Bales in Prospect on Alcoholics Eponymous The PCO: Great British cartoon talent Subscribe to The Foghorn – […]
Cartoon clichés
Susha Lee-Shothaman, cartoon editor at Prospect magazine, has compiled a list of the most common scenarios she sees in cartoons, for the magazine’s First Drafts blog: The Top Ten Cartoon Clichés “While clichés and good writing do not mix, a hackneyed setting is no bar to a funny cartoon. In fact, the cliché often adds […]
