Posts Tagged “Dave Brown”

Powerful and (typically) beautifully executed cartoon today from the Independent’s Dave Brown here. (cartoon dated 30th December)
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New image later.

I must say that I really admire (and am very envious of) most of the cartoonists in the national press, but Dave Brown’s work in The Independent is consistently outstanding.
His latest in today’s paper is another prime example.
See it here - this is a link to The Indie’s latest cartoon.
When the link is out of date, page through his cartoons to find the canoe image dated 1st October and on the way take in his most recent work (and after, page through all his past work.)
You still have time to see Dave Brown’s cartoons at The Political Cartoon Gallery in London which are part of an exhibition entitled ‘An Independent Line’ which also features work by Peter Schrank and Tim Sanders.
The exhibition ends on the 18th October.
The Political Cartoon Gallery is open 9.30am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday and 11.30am to 5.30pm on Saturday.
Phone 0207 580 1114 for further details.

Two different treatments of the same topic from two of the best, Dave Brown and Morten Morland.
Click images to view.

As The Times fails to archive its cartoons properly, it’s good to see Morten posting them on his blog.

I hope neither mind me using the cropped thumbnails as links.

in London.
UPDATE

Cartooning is a way of taking back a little power from the bullies who run our lives. A cartoonist is a lone assassin who keeps on firing away at them and hopefully, if he manages to get enough direct hits, he might find a little weak spot and help to bring them down.

- An interesting interview with Dave Brown in today’s Independent HERE

From the Procartoonists blog :

An Independent Line – an exhibition of cartoons from The Independent newspaper, by Dave Brown, Peter Schrank and Tim Sanders, is at the Political Cartoon Gallery in London from June 18 until October 18.

Plenty of time to see some of the best UK political cartoons from the last 12 years, some of which are for sale.

Definitely worth a trip to London.
The Political Cartoon Gallery is easy to get to in Central London, on Store Street which runs between Tottenham Court Road and Gower Street - see map here.
Full address - 32 Store Street, London WC1E 7BS. Open Monday to Friday 9.30am – 5.30pm and on Saturdays between 11.30am – 5.30pm. (As with every event that lasts so long, best to check opening times before you travel - Bank Holidays etc.)

Plenty of good bars and restaurants around (NB - No drinking on public transport and don’t leave confidential documents on the tube, bus or train.)

Update :
Yet another great image from The Independent’s Dave Brown Today :
Click for “The Great Clunking Jaw”
After today, click on this link and page through (stopping to admire the scenery) to find the cartoon dated 11th June.

New animation on Channel 4 News website later today.

Humour, horror/drama, movie analogy and an outstanding style and talent.
Click here (today)

and for when it is gone tomorrow (when the opinion page is updated) click here.

Here’s hoping his work doesn’t fall to the censor as the new regime at The Independent takes over.

Hopefully I’ll be posting more next week - I’ve been doing tax etc. paperwork all this week.

The Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival starts tomorrow, the 18th of April.

Giant Cartoons in The Square
Caricaturing
Workshops
On the spot drawing
Meet the Cartoonists
Exhibitions

Worth a visit if you’re near or not-so-near.

Dave Brown of The Independent will be exhibiting, Matt Buck and may of his mates will be there, performing in public, which, I hope means drawing, painting etc.

From the festival’s website - (more here)

2008 Festival 18th - 20th April

Since 2003 the town has hosted this international event which attracts around 40 full-time, professional cartoonists and caricaturists from the UK and abroad.

The 2008 Festival dates are 18th - 20th April. During this weekend around 40 professional cartoonists and caricaturists from the UK and overseas will converge on Shrewsbury and will be set loose to cartoon and caricature for the public.

The theme of the 2008 Festival is ‘Art’ and one of the highlights will be an exhibition of new work by Festival cartoonists entitled ‘But is it Art’ which will run from 30th March - 26th April.

The Festival offers unique opportunities to see artists at work; 20 of them on huge boards in The Square during the weekend, others drawing caricatures and some running cartoon workshops for all ages.