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AAEC News Blog
The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists remembers Etta Hulme
Etta Hulme, cartoonist for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, died June 25th at the age of 90. A longtime member and former president, Etta was a widely respected and beloved member of the AAEC. Although her drawing style has been described as soft, the messages behind the images were powerful and clear. Etta was exactly what an editorial cartoonist should be, fearless and determined- plus she did it with a wonderful smile. The AAEC sends their deepest sympathy to her family and friends. We'll miss Etta very much. Related articles Etta Hulme, acclaimed Star-Telegram cartoonist, dies read more
Published: Tue, Jul 1, 2014 12:40 AM | Author: AAECAAEC's Satire Fest is coming to San Francisco!
The AAEC's Satire Fest is coming to San Francisco on October 9, 10, 11. read more
Published: Fri, May 23, 2014 06:51 PM | Author: AAECHerblock Prize eligibility expanded
The Board of the Herblock Foundation just voted to include monthly newspaper and magazine publications in the eligibility for the Prize. The deadline is February 3rd. For more information, please visit http://www.herbblockfoundation.org/herblock-prize read more
Published: Fri, Jan 17, 2014 08:23 PM | Author: AAECAAEC condemns killing of Akram Raslan
The AAEC condemns the killing of Syrian cartoonist Akram Raslan. read more
Published: Mon, Oct 14, 2013 08:43 AM | Author: AAECRoy Peterson, Fearless Cartoonist
Vancouver Sun sketcher, and my mentor, was almost as great a journalist as he was a human being. By Bob Krieger, 2 Oct 2013, TheTyee.ca Aside from being an incredibly kind, humble, hilarious, brilliant and elegant gentleman, Roy Peterson happened to be a world class editorial cartoonist. He won more National Newspaper Awards than any other journalist, the Order of Canada, and more awards and honours than he or a mathematician could count. Roy Peterson was born in Winnipeg in 1936. He died Monday, Sept. 30, joining the love of his life, Margaret, and leaving two sons, three daughters, nine grandchildren and a massive hole in journalism business. read more
Published: Sun, Oct 6, 2013 11:09 PM | Author: AAEC
Cartoon News, Courtesy Daily Cartoonist
Lalo Alcaraz threatened over Murrieta Hate city cartoon
Editorial cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz has branded Murrieta, CA as “Hate City” which hasn’t sat well with the city’s crisis manager Xavier Hermosillo who took to Lalo’s Instagram to write: “Lalo, There IS a fine line between your Constitutional right to draw cartoons and expressed [sic] your opinions, and falsely, deliberately, and maliciously labeling and attacking […] read more
Published: Thu, Jul 17, 2014 | Author: Alan GardnerNewsday hires Matt Davies
Fabulous news from Newsday. The paper has hired Pulitzer Prize-winning Matt Davies as their new staff editorial cartoonist. He’ll begin his job in September. Rita Ciolli, editor of Newsday’s editorial pages, called Matt “a singular talent in the cartooning world”. Matt replaces Walt Handelsman who left the paper for The Advocate in New Orleans. read more
Published: Wed, Jul 16, 2014 | Author: Alan GardnerSorensen, Tomorrow, Rogers win Association of Alternative Newsmedia awards
The Association of Alternative Newsmedia has announced this year’s awards for best in alternative journalism. In the category for cartooning, first place this year goes to Jen Sorensen (Slowpoke Comics), second place goes to Tom Tomorrow (This Modern World) and Cullum Rogers (INDY Week). Congratulations! read more
Published: Mon, Jul 14, 2014 | Author: Alan GardnerProfiled: Xavier Bonilla against Ecuadorian state censorship
Interesting piece Committee to Protect Journalists regarding Xavier Bonilla, better known as Bonil and his struggles with a state sponsored media review commission. Called to testify before a government media oversight commission, editorial cartoonist Xavier Bonilla–known by his penname Bonil–showed up with a pair of four-foot-long mock pencils. But rather than having a small eraser […] read more
Published: Tue, Jul 8, 2014 | Author: Alan GardnerEtta Hulme passes age 90
Sad news from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram: Etta Hulme, a longtime Star-Telegram editorial cartoonist who rose to national prominence with her understated drawing style and liberal-leaning wit, died Wednesday at her Arlington home. Mrs. Hulme, who had been in poor health in recent years, was 90. She was one of the few women ever hired […] read more
Published: Fri, Jun 27, 2014 | Author: Alan Gardner
