Showing posts with label gag cartoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gag cartoon. Show all posts

Saturday, November 10, 2018

Branded Nation

Pol Leurs, not only one of Luxemburg's leading cartoonists, but also one of the most talented cartoonists in Europa and beyond, informed us about a new cartoon book being published in Luxemburg: Branded Nation.



The government branding strategy of the Luxembourg Government has the declared objective of restoring the somewhat tarnished image of Luxembourg. Today the key word is "Let's make it happen"! As part of the 50th anniversary of the Ecological Movement, the CartoonArt.lu and Ecological Movement associations invited caricaturists, cartoonists and illustrators to give THEIR point of view of the Branded Nation. Their contributions gave birth to a very stimulating album, which pushes the reader to think, discuss, laugh. Let yourself be carried away by the creativity and imagination of the 22 designers, by the diversity and richness of their 80 works.

CartoonArt.lu is a Luxembourg non-profit association for the promotion of caricature, cartoon, press drawing and comic strip through publications, exhibitions, information stands, information exchanges, contacts exchange, etc. .
It is aimed at cartoonists, caricaturists and cartoonists, friends and patrons as well as art lovers and collectors. Support CartoonArt.lu as a sympathizing member with an annual fee of 20 euros.

The artists are:
Balaban Florin, Barthelmey Ken, Diederich Patrick, Folmer Roger, Gengler Claude,  Granatkina Snejana, Herber Marina, Kunnert Lynn, Leurs Pol, Moritz Muriel, Peiffer Ronny, Poissonnier Christophe, Schandeler Ingo , Schmitz Carlo, Schneider Carlo, Soisson Robert, Stoos Guy W.,Thielen Patty , Tholl Nic, Veerman Zahree, Weirich Fern and Weyer Pit

Yes, I've noticed several woman! Great.

Carlo Schmitz

Pol Leurs

Fern Weirich


Branded Nation - Published by CartoonArt.lu Editions et le Mouvement Ecologique (Luxembourg) a.s.b.l. / Size: 21.5 x 27 cm / 96 pages - Price: 28 € + shipping costs.

This album can be ordered at the two addresses listed below.

        Robert SOISSON 
        Président 
        +352 621 152 329 
        soisson.rob@gmail.com
     
        Ingo SCHANDELER 
        Secrétaire 
        +352 621 399 430
        ingo.schandeler@uni.li 

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Tuesday, June 26, 2018

More Tie Cartoons...

Having read my sentence "It's the only tie book cartoon I know of ..." in a previous article, Jean-Marie was so kind to mention another cartoon book on this theme. It is a portfolio of about forty boards in 21 x 34 cm format, published by Enoteca Italiana.

Year after year this wine association organized a commercial event entitled "Week of Wines" which also presented an exhibition of cartoons related to wine associated with a theme, each time different (gastronomy, theater, discovery of America, art, cinema, the Middle Ages, love, ecology, music ...) which gave rise to the publication of a beautiful portfolio of these works.

The portfolio on the theme of elegance, created for the 25th edition, is dedicated to ties. It has the peculiarity of presenting on the cover folds giving it the appearance of a jacket under which is a shirt with tie coming out of the collar.











Related article:
Tie cartoons by Angelo Companer


Wednesday, June 20, 2018

God Save The Football

For those who still have time to watch some cartoons during the 2018 World Cup, I present this small book published in 1996. Not for the World Cup, but for the European Championship that took place in England this year.
Containing football cartoons of course.

I contains about 66 football cartoons drawn by Giovanni Sorcinelli  alias GIOX(Italy).










Saturday, April 21, 2018

Tie cartoons by Angelo Campaner

Cartoon books can deal with many topics. In this little book, only 24 pages and 24 cartoons, you can see tie cartoons. The book was published in 1999 and is titled: "Cravattironia"

It's the only tie cartoon book I know of...

Angelo Campaner (Italy) won the cover award of the Eurokartoenale 2013 of the ECC.








Learn more:
Biography

Monday, May 22, 2017

Yrrahtioneel

I'm fond of the cartoons of Yrrah (Harry Lammertink). I recently found 8 of his books on Marktplaats.nl and could buy all for a very nice price.

This is his first book: Yrrahtioneel, published in 1958 (De Arbeiderspers, Amsterdam):



seems to me that the cartoon on the right side is inspired by Magritte...










More about Yrrah:
Yrrah of ECC Cartoonbooks Club

Saturday, April 15, 2017

Bélom

Jean-Loïc Belhomme (France, 1950) was awarded the silver award of the Euro-Kartoenale 2017 The Soul with this cartoon:


I remember I have one of his albums somewhere on my shelve. It's  'ça occupe'. An album containing light erotic cartoons, published in 1983 by Glénat France (ISBN 2-7234-0351-3).







 Learn more:
Album on bedetheque.com
Bélom (Wikipedia)

Wednesday, February 15, 2017

BRASSER - Tijdloze Humor

Sometimes there is more than cartoon books. I found this exhibition brochure recently. If you like the work of a cartoonist, even brochures are worth collecting, like this one of the great BRASSER.  This brochure counts 20 pages of which half are filled with advertisements. Fortunately, some advertisements are for cartoon and graphic services. André Nollet and Emiel De Bolle were good friends of Brasser and they are still good Flemish cartoonists.

Learn more: Brasser on our blog.






Thursday, November 10, 2016

Halbritters Waffenarsenal

I like the humor of Kurt Halbritter (1924-1978). Last week I received from a German bookshop Halbritters Waffenarsenal (Goldmann Buch 1977, 156 pages, B/W, ISBN 3-442-08462-8).

I agree with this review I found :
"A demonstration of useless weapons of the well-known cartoonist Halbritter offers brilliant entertainment. The serious style of the documentary, which illustrates the unskillfulness of the armaments industry from antiquity to modern times, and is supported by detailed drawings, allows weaponfriends as well as pacifists to thoroughly consider the warfare practices.
If you like crazy inventions and fantastic excitements of creativity also with a slight smile, is here in the right place. "(miskaferl)















Learn more:
more art from Kurt Halbritter on our blog