By Tjeerd Royaards   I have to admit I might not be the most suitable person to review the Huion Note. I have been working digitally since purchasing my first Wacom Cintiq in 2014 and I have never looked back since. The Huion Note, instead, is a notebook that allows you to write or draw on paper while what you do is digitally recorded with an app on your phone. My forays into drawing on paper have been mostly limited to drawing with my kids. So please consider the sketches I did as examples of what the Note can do, nothing more. That said, I was excited when Huion contacted us after the ..read more

Twice in the last three weeks Meta has decided to take down cartoons; first a cartoon by Vasco Gargalo from the Cartoon Movement Facebook page and Instagram and this week a cartoon by me from my personal Facebook profile. Both cartoons dealt with the oppression of women by the Taliban. It seems drawing a person with a beard and a headscarf is now enough to sympathize with terrorism, at least according to Facebook. Cartoon by Vasco Gargalo about the Taliban, taken down by Meta from the Cartoon Movement's Facebook and Instagram. This is not a new problem. Cartoonists see their work taken down fr ..read more

For the University of British Columbia, we have produced a comic about carbon offset schemes in Nigeria and how forest conservation schemes impact the local communities that have been living in these forests for centuries. In theory these programs are about environmental protection and providing an income to communities for protecting the forest; the reality is one of empty promises and oppression. You can read the comic below, or download the PDF.       ..read more

We are happy to welcome Xolo, a graphic artist and cartoonist from Mexico. His work is published by newspaper 24 Horas ..read more

  The European Cartoon Award has announced a shortlist of 16 cartoons that are in there running to be crowned the best cartoon to be published in European media in the past year with the accompanying prize money of 10,000 euro! Scroll down to see the 16 cartoons. The works of the 16 finalists were selected from over 400 entries coming from more than 25 countries, European and beyond, by a Jury composed of award-winning cartoonists, journalists, and experts. The shortlist includes several contributors to Cartoon Movement and we are especially proud the list includes two cartoons that were ..read more

Cartoon by Marian Kamensky We're taking a break until the end of August. If you can't get enough of us, check out our newsletter for July to see what we'll be up to in September and to check out some of our best cartoons ..read more

  On September 14, from the Beeld & Geluid Museum in The Hague, the European Cartoon Award (ECA) will celebrate its first Cartoons Day, a day entirely dedicated to editorial cartoons, with panels, workshops and the award ceremony of the ECA 2023 and the opening of this year’s exhibition. You can register for the event here (it's free!). From the ECA's press release: One day entirely dedicated to editorial cartoons, cartoonists and to whoever enjoys this form of journalism and wants to learn more about it. This is the purpose of the first edition of the ECA ‘Cartoons Day’. From the ea ..read more

Cartoon by Stellina Chen Like every year, we will be taking a summer break in August. Before we go, we'll send out our newsletter this Friday. Subscribe if you wan to read about our latest and upcoming projects, news and reviews, and our most popular cartoons ..read more

We are happy to welcome Rod Emmerson from New Zealand. Rod's work has appeared in APN News & Media since 1986. In 2003, he became the editorial cartoonist for the New Zealand Herald ..read more

Cartoon by Fabio Magnasciutti It's been a while since the last editorial (time is a precious commodity these days), but this week I felt the need to write one. The reason: devastating news for editorial cartooning from across the pond as three Pulitzer-winning cartoonists let go in one shocking day. Jack Ohman of the Sacramento Bee, Joel Pett of the Lexington Herald-Leader and Kevin Siers of the Charlotte Observer were all let go as the parent company of these newspapers, McClatchy, has decided it will no longer run daily opinion cartoons. You can read all the details in this article in the Wa ..read more