Art is commentary, that’s particularly true of political cartooning. Here’s a small sample of how some artists have been feeling about the looming Trumpmare.
#Trump cartoon by Norwegian cartoonist Christian Bloom #DonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/uZ5RHetFcO
— Stefan Simanowitz (@StefSimanowitz) December 12, 2016
Trump cartoon by Norwegian Cartoonist Christian Bloom.
[evening] Happy TrumpMas pic.twitter.com/h7TDFUXDzL
— tOad (@t0adscroak) December 22, 2016
[evening] Happy TrumpMas.
#Trump https://t.co/5Jl2jDVEon pic.twitter.com/HAG8mAnSgW
— carlos amorim (@amorimail) December 13, 2016
#Trump amorimcartoons.com.br/world.html
My cartoon Wednesday @TheTimes on the new West Wing #Trump #Tillerson #Putin pic.twitter.com/CAmVyWOlcL
— Peter Brookes (@BrookesTimes) December 14, 2016
My Cartoon Wednesday @ The Times on the new West Wing. #Trump #Tillerson #Putin.
Class and crass… #Hiroshima #NuclearProliferation @TheBuffaloNews https://t.co/pTE1RJzNqQ pic.twitter.com/xtN6xkAoYq
— Adam Zyglis (@adamzyglis) May 28, 2016
Class and crass…#Hiroshima #NuclearProliferation
Via Raw Story.
And, from Ricardo Caté:
Trumpty Dumpty.
Via ICTMN.
You can see many more cartoon commentaries at Fusion:
By David Rowe, Australia.
The first picture is especially spot on with regard to my feelings.
Charly, mine too, and the fifth one. The Trumpoids in the twitter comments on the first one were extremely upset with it; I got the distinct sense they would be okay with shooting the artist.