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	Editorial and Political Cartooning History
		An editorial cartoon, also known as a political cartoon, is an illustration or comic strip containing a political or social message, that usually relates to current events or personalities.
		Although most western editorial cartoonists by necessity occupy the middle political ground, this is by no means true of all cartoonists and there is a spectrum of political commentary in cartoons which runs from the extreme right through the centre to the extreme left.
		Political cartooning can be a passionate business and a full political spectrum, from extreme right through the centre ground to extreme left, is represented in the work of cartoonists from around the globe.
	www.aaacaricatures.com /editorialcartooning.html (1118 words)

	American Political and Editorial Cartooning: A Pathfinder
		Cartoon published in the News and Observer, 15 Dec.
		The dominant issue depicted in political cartoons during the 1988 presidential campaign was character of the candidate and his readiness for leadership.
		One of the few women to cartoon full-time for a daily newspaper, Hulme began drawing for the Fort Worth (Texas) Star-Telegram in 1972, and is referenced as a rarity for her gender in two entries within John Lent’s bibliography.
	www.unc.edu /~keesee/pathfinder.htm (5882 words)

	American Journalism Review
		Editorial cartoonist Doug Marlette of the Tallahassee Democrat says editors are devaluing the cartoon, a sign that journalism is heading down the wrong path.
		It sparked a panic among America's editorial cartoonists, many of whom put down their pens and convened in Washington, D.C. They formed their own advocacy organization, the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists, to defend their careers--to the end, if need be.
		But editorial cartoonists kept their jobs, continued to poke fun and provoke feelings with their drawings, and reached a new level of importance during the era of Vietnam and the civil rights movement.
	www.ajr.org /Article.asp?id=2651 (3672 words)

	Editorial Cartoon (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Editorial Cartooning: Unlike the comics on the "funny pages," political or editorial cartoons have, for well over a century, been a respected means for expressing opinions on events, personalities, and issues in the public debate.
		Such cartoons are not meant primarily to entertain or to generate humor.
		Generally we think of editorials as being text, but the political cartoon makes its editorial comment with a graphical display, primarily with pictures, usually including some text either as a caption or as dialogue.
	www.homepages.dsu.edu /nelsonj/webcomp/editorial_cartoon--full.htm (525 words)

	Editorial cartoon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An editorial cartoon, also known as a political cartoon, is an illustration or comic strip containing a political or social message.
		Editorial cartoons can usually be found on the editorial page of most newspapers, although a few, like Garry Trudeau's Doonesbury are sometimes found on the regular comics page.
		Although most western editorial cartoonists by necessity occupy the middle political ground, this is by no means true of all cartoonists and there is a spectrum of political commentary in cartoons which runs from the extreme right through the centre to the extreme left.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Editorial_cartoon (529 words)

	Editorial cartooning for dummies: creating a good cartoon is about idea and execution, inspiration, and mechanics. \| ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Editorial cartooning for dummies: creating a good cartoon is about idea and execution, inspiration, and mechanics.
		Much of the discussion in editorial cartooning circles, when not specifically about the steady decline in the number of newspaper jobs for editorial cartoonists, seems to revolve around cartoons that appear in Newsweek and other widely distributed publications.
		The notion that cartoons reprinted in these forums represent the best work drives cartoonists crazy (or rather it drives those cartoonists not reprinted in the big forums crazy).
	www.allbusiness.com /information/publishing-industries/294143-1.html (672 words)

	The Manila Times Internet Edition \| OPINION > Those funny, irreverent cartoons
		The cartoon is usually clipped and pasted on the bulletin board, copied for distribution, or passed from hand to hand.
		The power of the editorial cartoon blazed dramatically when the Muslim world reacted angrily to a drawing in a Danish newspaper on the Prophet Muhammad.
		Editorial cartoons are powerful because they exemplify the Chinese saying that a picture is worth more than a thousand words.
	www.manilatimes.net /national/2006/mar/29/yehey/opinion/20060329opi1.html (721 words)

	Nevada Arts Council - CLASS! Publications (Site not responding. Last check: )
		High school journalism teachers and students have demonstrated they are eager to learn the art so they can include editorial cartoons in their pages.
		Smith will conduct the workshops by teaching the conceptualization and artistic techniques of editorial cartooning; demonstrating these with the slide program; leading discussions on the history and impact of this art form; and by requiring independent work based on a teen-interest topic that require research and initiative as the students create their own editorial cartoons.
		Editorial Advisory Board, she is a vocal advocate for widening the use and understanding of editorial cartoons and will help maintain high standards in the curriculum.
	dmla.clan.lib.nv.us /docs/ARTS/project/class.htm (1035 words)

	Editorial Cartooning and Caricature — www.greenwood.com
		Although all chapters are very useful, researcher's bonanza is the listing and description of private and public collections of editorial cartoons in 36 states and the District of Columbia.
		It also describes anthologies and exhibition catalogs that reprint editorial cartoons, and provides a list of libraries, museums, and historical societies which house originals and photocopies or clippings of editorial cartoons.
		This reference guide studies the evolution of editorial cartooning and places it in its historical context and provides appreciation and criticism of the cartoons presented.
	www.greenwood.com /catalog/POE%252f.aspx (479 words)

	BorgBlog: Cartooning Props
		Most other editorial cartooning awards, for example, are chosen by panels of journalists who may or may not have particular insight into our specialized profession.
		When I began editorial cartooning in 1976 there were about 250 of us around the country.
		Editorial Cartoons are usually powerful with readers and make them think, if done right.
	frontier.cincinnati.com /blogs/borgman/2006/03/cartooning-props.html (1211 words)

	Cartoons, Comic Book Art, Editorial Cartooning Jobs & Careers
		Popular comics and underground ventures, political cartoons, newspaper syndicated efforts or advertising graphics grab the eye in all types of media and the streets are filled with ads and billboards showcasing the cartoonists vision.
		Early cartoons were often attempts to educate the public about news events or political policies.
		In populations where reading and writing were reserved for the elite, cartoons proved the old adage that a picture is worth a thousand words.
	www.chiff.com /art/commercial_art/cartooning.htm (385 words)

	Editorial cartooning for dummies Masthead, The - Find Articles
		Much of the discussion in editorial cartooning circles, when not specifically about the steady decline in the number of newspaper jobs for editorial cartoonists, seems to revolve around cartoons that appear in Newsweek and other widely distributed publications.
		The secrets to creating better editorial cartoons are not unlike those for creating better editorials or news stories.
		I believe that expanding the range of subject matter is one way to creating cartoons that truly "say something" and have spoken frequently about the value of state and local cartoons.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa3771/is_200401/ai_n9465983 (802 words)

	Independent Lens . PAUL CONRAD: Drawing Fire . The State of Political Cartooning \| PBS
		Squires said that editorial cartoonists “represent the most incisive and effective form of commentary known to man and one as vital to the exercise of free speech and open debate as any words that have ever appeared on such pages….
		The state of editorial cartooning is a direct result of the current economics of the newspaper industry and of editors who have little appreciation for satire.
		Editorial cartooning will continue to be an endangered species unless publishers and editors believe that they are worth saving.
	www.pbs.org /independentlens/paulconrad/state.html (1163 words)

	ASNE - The state of the art of editorial cartoons
		This is the state of the art of editorial cartooning today: Serious matter being conveyed by the wrong messenger, but the messenger these days is a poorly used medium.
		Poor use of the medium â”draftsmanship and caricature â”have given us a preponderance of visual editorial comment resembling comic strips or greeting cards instead of the potentially explosive catalyst for thought and feeling that cartooning could be (and has been).
		Morin is editorial cartoonist of The Miami Herald.
	www.asne.org /kiosk/editor/99.jan/morin1.htm (595 words)

	reviewjournal.com -- Opinion - THOMAS MITCHELL: Responsible editorial cartooning
		The gathering came on the heels of Islamic riots touched off by the publication of cartoons in a Danish newspaper that depicted the Muslim prophet Muhammad, a deed some say is prohibited by the Quran.
		I'm not sure it is the responsibility of cartoonists, editors, reporters, politicians and common citizens to meekly run around inquiring of every unwashed, illiterate savage and his shaman, yearning for the marauding glories of the 13th century, as to whether some word, sketch or gesture might be so offensive as to evoke barbarism.
		I doubt the Danish editor who solicited the cartoons could have imagined the insane level of violence, mayhem and pillaging his exercise of freedom of speech and press would engender.
	www.reviewjournal.com /lvrj_home/2006/Nov-26-Sun-2006/opinion/11013716.html (748 words)

	Promoting Editorial Cartooning
		It has also established an annual Herblock Prize for outstanding editorial cartooning, and is discussing ways to foster the art of editorial cartooning with prominent journalism schools and societies.
		A few years before his death in October, 2001, Herb Block wrote that editorial cartooning was "an irreverent form of expression, and one particularly suited to scoffing at the high and mighty.
		If the prime role of a free press is to serve as a critic of the government, cartooning is often the cutting edge of that criticism." Mrs.
	www.herbblockfoundation.org /HerbBlockFoundation/content.aspx?page=2678634 (374 words)

	Nick Anderson, Editorial Cartoonist
		From early cartooning as a teenager to becoming full-time editorial cartoonist, he now has reached the acme of editorial cartooning: Pulitzer Prize Winner for 2005.
		Rather than looking for a quick laugh, his cartoons seem to focus on opening readers' eyes, encouraging thought on the irony and, well, the stupidity of the world around us.
		The Fischetti Award, and cash prize of $5,000, is given each year in honour of the late John Fischetti, editorial cartoonist and Pulitzer Prize winner, for professional editorial cartooning judged best in North America.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/cartoonists/115313 (511 words)

	Man of many cartoons \| csmonitor.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Unlike "funny-page" cartoons, which aim to make people chuckle, editorial cartoons tend to be more serious.
		His cartoons don't look like anyone else's, though, says Chris Lamb, author of "Drawn to Extremes: The Use and Abuse of Editorial Cartoons in the United States." "They're more thoughtful," he adds.
		A year later, cartooning landed him at the principal's office after he drew a "big caricature" of his fifth-grade teacher on the chalkboard.
	www.csmonitor.com /2006/0425/p18s02-hfks.html (978 words)

	Editorial Cartoons: Bringing World Issues to the Classroom
		Understanding and appreciation of editorial cartoons is an exercise in visual literacy, a critically important skill as social interaction relies increasingly on symbolic representations.
		Several examples include Editorial Cartoons on 9/11 and Ensuing Events: International Perspectives; Gender Imagery in the Editorial Cartoons; and screening and discussions of three videotape programs produced by the speaker on women and editorial cartooning.
		Participants are invited to discuss ideas for using editorial cartoon materials in their particular disciplines and, working in small groups, present to the larger group their own analysis and interpretation of cartoons distributed during the workshop.
	www.league.org /services/Editorial_Cartoons.html (235 words)

	Editorial Cartoons Spark Outrage - NIE: Newspapers in Education - The Enquirer
		For example, some people believe that the cartoons have served only to stoke social tensions, while some others believe that they have helped open a difficult but necessary conversation on an important topic.
		For years, editorial cartoons have been used to state opinions about social, economic, or political issues—with mixed agreement.
		As a class, post your editorial cartoon gallery in a school hallway.
	cincinnati.com /nie/archive/02-14-06 (1117 words)

	Karl Hubenthal - Gallery of Editorial Cartoons
		Hubenthal's editorial cartoon was simply a lighthearted "gag" cartoon on the news of the day.
		However, such non-commentative frivolity on the editorial page was uncommon in 1974, even viewed as "lightweight" -- ironic that as we approach the millennium, the gag approach to editorial cartooning is almost an industry-wide standard among syndicated newspapers cartoonists.
		In the late 1970s, Hubenthal began creating his editorial cartoons on "Grafix" board, a chemically-trated paper in which gray tones are mechanically imbedded.
	www.bobstaake.com /karl/gallery_editorial.html (297 words)

	Free Press : E&P study: even fewer female editorial cartoonists than op-ed writers
		Interestingly, the percentage of women in the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is somewhat higher than the percentage in syndication (albeit still not all that high).
		“Editorial cartooning is a forceful medium, kind of in your face,” she said back then.
		Her article — titled “Where the Girls Aren’t: Why Editorial Cartooning is Still a Boy’s Sport” — cited the lack of jobs for cartoonists in general and also observed that some editors “look at the prospective applicant and see a woman rather than a cartoonist.”
	www.freepress.net /news/7388 (872 words)

	Arnold’s Cartoonology » ●EDITORIAL CARTOONING
		I spotted this in the December 1916 issue of Cartoons Magazine and thought some of you might get a kick out of it.
		The text lists some of the details of the wedding, and then there’s a cartoon by Rube showing his mental state as the nuptials approached.
		You are currently browsing the archives for the ●EDITORIAL CARTOONING category.
	www.arnoldwagner.com /cartoon-blog/category/editorial-cartooning (200 words)

	Editoriality Animated Political Cartoons -- Voices of the People
		In your sick mind i am sure you wont admit that both political parties have there share of numbsculls (sic) but i am beginning to think this once great party has more like you than like sen Jeffords who refused to become a rubber stamp like the rest are becoming.
		It would be easier to just present what most of the kids think, but since I teach debate, it is important for kids to understand both sides of an issue so that they can better support their personal beliefs.
		It is easy to find plenty of left and moderate political cartoons on the web, that express elements of the issue.
	www.editoriality.com /voices (1463 words)

	Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning
		The Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning, awarded since 1922.
		Louis Post-Dispatch, for a cartoon published on June 8, 1954 entitled, "How Would Another Mistake Help?" showing Uncle Sam, bayoneted rifle in hand, pondering whether to wade into a fl marsh bearing the legend "French Mistakes in Indo-China." The award is also given for distinguished body of the work of Mr.
		Charlotte Observer for his editorial cartooning in 1967
	www.nndb.com /honors/504/000079267 (634 words)

	Opinion : Editorial Cartoons -- MiamiHerald.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Morin, who has been at The Miami Herald since 1978, was awarded the 1996 Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning.
		He was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 1977 and 1990.
		His cartoons appear in The Miami Herald five days a week.
	www.miami.com /mld/miamiherald/news/editorial/cartoons (40 words)

	Comments on: Luckovich and Peters Review 2005 in Editorial Cartooning
		If you can stomach political cartoons from the other side of the fence then these people serve up about the best out there: http://www.coxandforkum.com/ and the caricatures by Cox are pretty good.
		I love his work, and his style translates very well to the disappearing space of the editorial cartoon in today’s newspapers.
		You may not agree with the politics of Mike Luckovich or Mike Peters, but their cartoons won them both Pulitzers for editorial cartooning, so I think an interview with them is more than worthy of a link.
	www.drawn.ca /2005/12/28/luckovich-and-peters-review-2005-in-editorial-cartooning/feed (1479 words)

	Can the Internet rejuvenate editorial cartooning?
		She said that one cartoon that dealt with water problems in New Haven, Michigan, led to a citizens' group using it on T-shirts they wore to village council meetings.
		Slate continues to prize its collection of editorial cartoons, with Cagle's index and Doonesbury.com.
		UClick dabbled in animated editorial cartoons before the dot-com bubble burst, and Pizey is keen to find an animated series.
	www.ojr.org /ojr/stories/050301glaser (2076 words)

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