Reposted cartoon from Channel 4 News
You rush around like a mad thing for a couple of hours to produce a big banner on a theme called Transports of Delight at the home of the Eurostar – London’s St Pancras station. Your team ‘wins’ a closely contested cheer-off with other teams of excellent cartoonists from Private Eye, The Guardian and the Professional Cartoonists’ Organisation. You retire to the pub to bask in insane sense of satisfaction at having drawn everything in a terrible hurry. You offer slightly slower professional respect to team mates Dave Brown, Tim Sanders and Chris Burke – Chris is shown in the picture here holding up the products of our labours in a fetching fashion.
UPDATED: My colleague Royston Robertson, who played for the Professional Cartoonists’ Organisation has an interesting report on his blog
I am appearing at the Big Draw in central London on Saturday 18th October along with very many colleagues from the Professional Cartoonists’ Organisation. The battle of the cartoonists kicks off at 3pm although events at London’s Eurostar terminal at St Pancras will have been on since mid-morning.
Evidence provided by the Toronto Globe and Mail’s report of McCain’s return to David Letterman’s networked US TV show – after having stood him up previously. It’s a good read/watch.
Cartoon published at Channel 4 News
The last US presidential debate done as a word cloud – the comparison between McCain’s use of language and Obama’s is instructive. From Channel 4 News
From the BBC. The Audit Commission is the guardian of the public finances. Marvellous stuff, jokes this good are hard to write.
Trudeau on Sarah Palin, John McCain and Republican party family values.
Link to the animated political cartoon which was originally published in July 2008.
UPDATED: A letter to the bank manager from Owen Barder
