AAEC | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF EDITORIAL CARTOONISTSLATEST NEWSCARTOON GALLERIESABOUT USMEMBERSJOHN LOCHER MEMORIAL AWARD By J.P. March 25th, 9:00am In: Awards Newspapers Uncategorized. While some editorial cartoonist contests have fallen by the wayside as newspaper readership continues to drop, one journalist association has stepped up to expand their annual award to include cartoonists. The National Society for Newspaper Columnists (NSNC) has just added.

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Bio. Steve Artley's cartoons are syndicated by ARTiZANS throughout the United States and Canada, appearing in publications such as TIME, Newsweek, the Washington Post, New York Times., USAToday, Politico and online cartoon anthologies. His cartoons have been used in school text books, trade books and magazines, congressional publications and RIP CARTOONIST BILL SANDERS Cartoonist Bill Sanders has died. One of the longest (and feistiest) members of the AAEC, Bill was president of the cartoonist association from 1966-1967. Although he officially retired in the early 1990s, Bill was still spitting out cartoons up until the end of 2020. CARTOON CONTEST DEADLINES FOR 2021 PLEASE NOTE: Due to the uncertainty of the current state of the world, a number of contest deadlines and details were unavailable as of press time. In such cases, the approximate timeline is listed. As always, confirm any and all deadlines or entry fees on the appropriate website

before submitting.

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AAEC. armed christ on NRA cross. retaliation option #4. all for open government. trump impeachment settings. uncle sam on pike. post-diablo canyon offroad wreck-creation. setting a dangerous precedent. truth restrictions may apply.

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Bio. Paul Combs is a classically trained artist, award-winning illustrator, and firefighter/EMT. This unlikely combination has made Paul one of the most compelling and distinctive illustrators in America today. Paul burst onto the scene with a refreshing new style that married classical realism, manic energy, and a zany imagination

for caricature.

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Paul Berge's weekly editorial cartoons have been syndicated by Q Syndicate to LGBT newspapers and magazines around the United States since 1998. He previously drew the weekly editorial cartoon for the Business Journal of Greater Milwaukee from 1997 to 2005, and racinepost.com from 2009 to 2011, In Step magazine of Milwaukee from

1996 to 2003

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Bio. Roger Harvell grew up in the rural Ozarks of north Arkansas with a passion to draw. Because of the relative isolation, (not knowing anyone who even knew anyone that drew cartoons professionally) he assumed that he would have to find work like everyone else. He left Melbourne, Ark., upon graduation from high school to join the U.S. Air

Force.

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Bio. Local to Southern California and native to the Philippines, Dan Carino has lived and worked in Italy, Belgium, Germany, and Japan. His experiences, education, and observations both locally and abroad contribute to an opinion and style that is fresh, poignant, and moving. Carino has been the recipient of the prestigious John Locher

memorial

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Bio. David Cohen was born in New York City, but has lived most of his life in the South and the last 40 years or so in Asheville, North Carolina--- a liberal little oasis in the buckle of the Bible Belt. His cartoons currently appear in the Asheville Citizen-Times, a Gannett owned daily. AAEC | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF EDITORIAL CARTOONISTSLATEST NEWSCARTOON GALLERIESABOUT USMEMBERSJOHN LOCHER MEMORIAL AWARD By J.P. March 25th, 9:00am In: Awards Newspapers Uncategorized. While some editorial cartoonist contests have fallen by the wayside as newspaper readership continues to drop, one journalist association has stepped up to expand their annual award to include cartoonists. The National Society for Newspaper Columnists (NSNC) has just added.

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Bio. Steve Artley's cartoons are syndicated by ARTiZANS throughout the United States and Canada, appearing in publications such as TIME, Newsweek, the Washington Post, New York Times., USAToday, Politico and online cartoon anthologies. His cartoons have been used in school text books, trade books and magazines, congressional publications and RIP CARTOONIST BILL SANDERS Cartoonist Bill Sanders has died. One of the longest (and feistiest) members of the AAEC, Bill was president of the cartoonist association from 1966-1967. Although he officially retired in the early 1990s, Bill was still spitting out cartoons up until the end of 2020. CARTOON CONTEST DEADLINES FOR 2021 PLEASE NOTE: Due to the uncertainty of the current state of the world, a number of contest deadlines and details were unavailable as of press time. In such cases, the approximate timeline is listed. As always, confirm any and all deadlines or entry fees on the appropriate website

before submitting.

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Bio. Paul Combs is a classically trained artist, award-winning illustrator, and firefighter/EMT. This unlikely combination has made Paul one of the most compelling and distinctive illustrators in America today. Paul burst onto the scene with a refreshing new style that married classical realism, manic energy, and a zany imagination

for caricature.

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Paul Berge's weekly editorial cartoons have been syndicated by Q Syndicate to LGBT newspapers and magazines around the United States since 1998. He previously drew the weekly editorial cartoon for the Business Journal of Greater Milwaukee from 1997 to 2005, and racinepost.com from 2009 to 2011, In Step magazine of Milwaukee from

1996 to 2003

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Bio. Roger Harvell grew up in the rural Ozarks of north Arkansas with a passion to draw. Because of the relative isolation, (not knowing anyone who even knew anyone that drew cartoons professionally) he assumed that he would have to find work like everyone else. He left Melbourne, Ark., upon graduation from high school to join the U.S. Air

Force.

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Bio. Local to Southern California and native to the Philippines, Dan Carino has lived and worked in Italy, Belgium, Germany, and Japan. His experiences, education, and observations both locally and abroad contribute to an opinion and style that is fresh, poignant, and moving. Carino has been the recipient of the prestigious John Locher

memorial

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Bio. David Cohen was born in New York City, but has lived most of his life in the South and the last 40 years or so in Asheville, North Carolina--- a liberal little oasis in the buckle of the Bible Belt. His cartoons currently appear in the Asheville Citizen-Times, a Gannett owned daily.

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AAEC cancels in-person convention in 2021, looks to virtual. The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists has joined other cartoon festivals in dropping their plans for an in-person convention in 2021. The AAEC had been in talks with the Association of Canadian

Cartoonists to

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Bio. Steve Artley's cartoons are syndicated by ARTiZANS throughout the United States and Canada, appearing in publications such as TIME, Newsweek, the Washington Post, New York Times., USAToday, Politico and online cartoon anthologies. His cartoons have been used in school text books, trade books and magazines, congressional publications and

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Latest News; Today‘s cartoons; About Us. AAEC 2020 Convention; John Locher Memorial Award; Rex Babin Memorial Award; Ink Bottle Award; AAEC Mission Statement

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He served with the Air Force in Wyoming as a Minuteman Launch Officer and worked as the staff artist and cartoonist for the Sentinel Newspapers in Denver before arriving in Albuquerque. His cartoons have been collected in two volumes, The Trever Gallery: A Public Hanging (1992) and The Trever GallerY2K: Drawing Fire (1999).

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Bio. Dennis Draughon was born in October 1961 and spent the first 29 years of his life in Virginia and North Carolina before moving to Scranton, Pennsylvania, to spend the next fifteen years of his life drawing cartoons for a living. In 2005, Dennis moved back below the Mason-Dixon. Dennis now lives and freelances in the Triangle area of

North

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Bio. David Cohen was born in New York City, but has lived most of his life in the South and the last 40 years or so in Asheville, North Carolina--- a liberal little oasis in the buckle of the Bible Belt. His cartoons currently appear in the Asheville Citizen-Times, a Gannett owned daily.

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Angelo is a member of the Sunnyvale Art Club, and the Northern California chapter of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. During the 1990s, he was a member of the part-timer workers SEIU unit in the city of Sunnyvale. Angelo won the 2013, 2015, 2016 and 2018 Sigma Delta Chi award for editorial cartooning for

newspapers with

AAEC | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF EDITORIAL CARTOONISTSLATEST NEWSCARTOON GALLERIESABOUT USMEMBERSJOHN LOCHER MEMORIAL AWARD The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is a professional association concerned with promoting the interests of staff, freelance and student editorial cartoonists in the United States. CARTOON CONTEST DEADLINES FOR 2021 PLEASE NOTE: Due to the uncertainty of the current state of the world, a number of contest deadlines and details were unavailable as of press time. In such cases, the approximate timeline is listed. As always, confirm any and all deadlines or entry fees on the appropriate website

before submitting.

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The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is a professional association concerned with promoting the interests of staff, freelance and student editorial cartoonists in the United States.

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Paul Combs is a classically trained artist, award-winning illustrator, and firefighter/EMT. This unlikely combination has made Paul one of the most compelling and distinctive illustrators in America today.

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Local to Southern California and native to the Philippines, Dan Carino has lived and worked in Italy, Belgium, Germany, and Japan. His experiences, education, and observations both locally and abroad contribute to an opinion and style that is fresh, poignant, and

moving.

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Dennis Draughon was born in October 1961 and spent the first 29 years of his life in Virginia and North Carolina before moving to Scranton, Pennsylvania, to spend the next fifteen years of his life drawing cartoons for a living.

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Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid off in July 2013. Joe still draws five cartoons a

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David Cohen was born in New York City, but has lived most of his life in the South and the last 40 years or so in Asheville, North Carolina--- a liberal little oasis in the buckle of the Bible Belt.

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Jeff Darcy was born in Lakewood Ohio in 1963 and Graduated from the University of Dayton in 1986 with a degree in Political Science. Since 1993 he has served as RIP CARTOONIST BILL SANDERS Cartoonist Bill Sanders has died. One of the longest (and feistiest) members of the AAEC, Bill was president of the cartoonist association from 1966-1967. Although he officially retired in the early 1990s, Bill was still spitting out cartoons up until the end of 2020. AAEC | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF EDITORIAL CARTOONISTSLATEST NEWSCARTOON GALLERIESABOUT USMEMBERSJOHN LOCHER MEMORIAL AWARD The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is a professional association concerned with promoting the interests of staff, freelance and student editorial cartoonists in the United States. CARTOON CONTEST DEADLINES FOR 2021 PLEASE NOTE: Due to the uncertainty of the current state of the world, a number of contest deadlines and details were unavailable as of press time. In such cases, the approximate timeline is listed. As always, confirm any and all deadlines or entry fees on the appropriate website

before submitting.

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The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is a professional association concerned with promoting the interests of staff, freelance and student editorial cartoonists in the United States.

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Paul Combs is a classically trained artist, award-winning illustrator, and firefighter/EMT. This unlikely combination has made Paul one of the most compelling and distinctive illustrators in America today.

AAEC

Local to Southern California and native to the Philippines, Dan Carino has lived and worked in Italy, Belgium, Germany, and Japan. His experiences, education, and observations both locally and abroad contribute to an opinion and style that is fresh, poignant, and

moving.

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Dennis Draughon was born in October 1961 and spent the first 29 years of his life in Virginia and North Carolina before moving to Scranton, Pennsylvania, to spend the next fifteen years of his life drawing cartoons for a living.

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Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid off in July 2013. Joe still draws five cartoons a

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David Cohen was born in New York City, but has lived most of his life in the South and the last 40 years or so in Asheville, North Carolina--- a liberal little oasis in the buckle of the Bible Belt.

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Jeff Darcy was born in Lakewood Ohio in 1963 and Graduated from the University of Dayton in 1986 with a degree in Political Science. Since 1993 he has served as RIP CARTOONIST BILL SANDERS Cartoonist Bill Sanders has died. One of the longest (and feistiest) members of the AAEC, Bill was president of the cartoonist association from 1966-1967. Although he officially retired in the early 1990s, Bill was still spitting out cartoons up until the end of 2020. AAEC CARTOONIST DIRECTORY The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is a professional association concerned with promoting the interests of staff, freelance and student editorial cartoonists in the United States. AAEC - EDITORIALCARTOONISTS.COM Latest News; Today‘s cartoons; About Us. AAEC 2020 Convention; John Locher Memorial Award; Rex Babin Memorial Award; Ink Bottle Award; AAEC Mission Statement

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Latest News; Today‘s cartoons; About Us. AAEC 2020 Convention; John Locher Memorial Award; Rex Babin Memorial Award; Ink Bottle Award; AAEC Mission Statement

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The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is a professional association concerned with promoting the interests of staff, freelance and student editorial cartoonists in the United States. AAEC - EDITORIALCARTOONISTS.COM The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is a professional association concerned with promoting the interests of staff, freelance and student editorial cartoonists in the United States.

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Local to Southern California and native to the Philippines, Dan Carino has lived and worked in Italy, Belgium, Germany, and Japan. His experiences, education, and observations both locally and abroad contribute to an opinion and style that is fresh, poignant, and

moving.

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JOHN TREVER BIOGRAPHY John Trever has served as the Albuquerque Journal's editorial cartoonist since 1976. His work has been honored by the Society of Professional Journalists, the Free Press Association, the Overseas Press Club, the New Mexico Legislature and the Albuquerque Arts Alliance.

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Dennis Draughon was born in October 1961 and spent the first 29 years of his life in Virginia and North Carolina before moving to Scranton, Pennsylvania, to spend the next fifteen years of his life drawing cartoons for a living.

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David Cohen was born in New York City, but has lived most of his life in the South and the last 40 years or so in Asheville, North Carolina--- a liberal little oasis in the buckle of the Bible Belt.

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Ever since Angelo Lopez was a child he has drawn on any scrap of paper he could get a hold of. When Angelo went to San Jose State University, his college paintings were heavily influenced by the humorous illustrations of Peter De Seve, an illustrator for the New Yorker

magazine.

AAEC | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF EDITORIAL CARTOONISTSLATEST NEWSCARTOON GALLERIESABOUT USMEMBERSJOHN LOCHER MEMORIAL AWARD By J.P. March 25th, 9:00am In: Awards Newspapers Uncategorized. While some editorial cartoonist contests have fallen by the wayside as newspaper readership continues to drop, one journalist association has stepped up to expand their annual award to include cartoonists. The National Society for Newspaper Columnists (NSNC) has just added. CARTOON CONTEST DEADLINES FOR 2021 PLEASE NOTE: Due to the uncertainty of the current state of the world, a number of contest deadlines and details were unavailable as of press time. In such cases, the approximate timeline is listed. As always, confirm any and all deadlines or entry fees on the appropriate website

before submitting.

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Bio. Steve Artley's cartoons are syndicated by ARTiZANS throughout the United States and Canada, appearing in publications such as TIME, Newsweek, the Washington Post, New York Times., USAToday, Politico and online cartoon anthologies. His cartoons have been used in school text books, trade books and magazines, congressional publications and

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Paul Berge's weekly editorial cartoons have been syndicated by Q Syndicate to LGBT newspapers and magazines around the United States since 1998. He previously drew the weekly editorial cartoon for the Business Journal of Greater Milwaukee from 1997 to 2005, and racinepost.com from 2009 to 2011, In Step magazine of Milwaukee from

1996 to 2003

RIP CARTOONIST BILL SANDERS Cartoonist Bill Sanders has died. One of the longest (and feistiest) members of the AAEC, Bill was president of the cartoonist association from 1966-1967. Although he officially retired in the early 1990s, Bill was still spitting out cartoons up until the end of 2020.

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AAEC. armed christ on NRA cross. retaliation option #4. all for open government. trump impeachment settings. uncle sam on pike. post-diablo canyon offroad wreck-creation. setting a dangerous precedent. truth restrictions may apply.

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Bio. Roger Harvell grew up in the rural Ozarks of north Arkansas with a passion to draw. Because of the relative isolation, (not knowing anyone who even knew anyone that drew cartoons professionally) he assumed that he would have to find work like everyone else. He left Melbourne, Ark., upon graduation from high school to join the U.S. Air

Force.

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Bio. Local to Southern California and native to the Philippines, Dan Carino has lived and worked in Italy, Belgium, Germany, and Japan. His experiences, education, and observations both locally and abroad contribute to an opinion and style that is fresh, poignant, and moving. Carino has been the recipient of the prestigious John Locher

memorial

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Bio. David Cohen was born in New York City, but has lived most of his life in the South and the last 40 years or so in Asheville, North Carolina--- a liberal little oasis in the buckle of the Bible Belt. His cartoons currently appear in the Asheville Citizen-Times, a Gannett owned daily.

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Bio. of Virginia as an Echols Scholar and graduated Phi Beta Kappa in 1977. After. in Virginia during 1983. Gorrell moved to the Richmond Times-Dispatch in 1992, on syndicated editorial and comics page features. From October 2001 through December. of the nation's largest daily audiences through that outlet's 33 million subscribers. AAEC | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF EDITORIAL CARTOONISTSLATEST NEWSCARTOON GALLERIESABOUT USMEMBERSJOHN LOCHER MEMORIAL AWARD By J.P. March 25th, 9:00am In: Awards Newspapers Uncategorized. While some editorial cartoonist contests have fallen by the wayside as newspaper readership continues to drop, one journalist association has stepped up to expand their annual award to include cartoonists. The National Society for Newspaper Columnists (NSNC) has just added. CARTOON CONTEST DEADLINES FOR 2021 PLEASE NOTE: Due to the uncertainty of the current state of the world, a number of contest deadlines and details were unavailable as of press time. In such cases, the approximate timeline is listed. As always, confirm any and all deadlines or entry fees on the appropriate website

before submitting.

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Bio. Steve Artley's cartoons are syndicated by ARTiZANS throughout the United States and Canada, appearing in publications such as TIME, Newsweek, the Washington Post, New York Times., USAToday, Politico and online cartoon anthologies. His cartoons have been used in school text books, trade books and magazines, congressional publications and

AAEC

Paul Berge's weekly editorial cartoons have been syndicated by Q Syndicate to LGBT newspapers and magazines around the United States since 1998. He previously drew the weekly editorial cartoon for the Business Journal of Greater Milwaukee from 1997 to 2005, and racinepost.com from 2009 to 2011, In Step magazine of Milwaukee from

1996 to 2003

RIP CARTOONIST BILL SANDERS Cartoonist Bill Sanders has died. One of the longest (and feistiest) members of the AAEC, Bill was president of the cartoonist association from 1966-1967. Although he officially retired in the early 1990s, Bill was still spitting out cartoons up until the end of 2020.

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AAEC. armed christ on NRA cross. retaliation option #4. all for open government. trump impeachment settings. uncle sam on pike. post-diablo canyon offroad wreck-creation. setting a dangerous precedent. truth restrictions may apply.

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Bio. Roger Harvell grew up in the rural Ozarks of north Arkansas with a passion to draw. Because of the relative isolation, (not knowing anyone who even knew anyone that drew cartoons professionally) he assumed that he would have to find work like everyone else. He left Melbourne, Ark., upon graduation from high school to join the U.S. Air

Force.

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Bio. Local to Southern California and native to the Philippines, Dan Carino has lived and worked in Italy, Belgium, Germany, and Japan. His experiences, education, and observations both locally and abroad contribute to an opinion and style that is fresh, poignant, and moving. Carino has been the recipient of the prestigious John Locher

memorial

AAEC

Bio. David Cohen was born in New York City, but has lived most of his life in the South and the last 40 years or so in Asheville, North Carolina--- a liberal little oasis in the buckle of the Bible Belt. His cartoons currently appear in the Asheville Citizen-Times, a Gannett owned daily.

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Bio. of Virginia as an Echols Scholar and graduated Phi Beta Kappa in 1977. After. in Virginia during 1983. Gorrell moved to the Richmond Times-Dispatch in 1992, on syndicated editorial and comics page features. From October 2001 through December. of the nation's largest daily audiences through that outlet's 33 million subscribers. AAEC CARTOONIST DIRECTORY The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is a professional association concerned with promoting the interests of staff, freelance and student editorial cartoonists in the United States.

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He served with the Air Force in Wyoming as a Minuteman Launch Officer and worked as the staff artist and cartoonist for the Sentinel Newspapers in Denver before arriving in Albuquerque. His cartoons have been collected in two volumes, The Trever Gallery: A Public Hanging (1992) and The Trever GallerY2K: Drawing Fire (1999).

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Bio. Paul Combs is a classically trained artist, award-winning illustrator, and firefighter/EMT. This unlikely combination has made Paul one of the most compelling and distinctive illustrators in America today. Paul burst onto the scene with a refreshing new style that married classical realism, manic energy, and a zany imagination

for caricature.

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Bio. Dennis Draughon was born in October 1961 and spent the first 29 years of his life in Virginia and North Carolina before moving to Scranton, Pennsylvania, to spend the next fifteen years of his life drawing cartoons for a living. In 2005, Dennis moved back below the Mason-Dixon. Dennis now lives and freelances in the Triangle area of

North

AAEC - EDITORIALCARTOONISTS.COM The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is a professional association concerned with promoting the interests of staff, freelance and student editorial cartoonists in the United States.

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The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is a professional association concerned with promoting the interests of staff, freelance and student editorial cartoonists in the United States.

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Bio. Growing up with rockets on Florida's Space Coast, Jeff Parker began his cartooning career as an editorial cartoonist at Florida Environments newsmagazine in 1989 followed by Orlando Business Journal in 1990 before joining the staff of his hometown newspaper, FLORIDA TODAY, in 1992. He “retired” from editorial cartooning in 2013

after

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The New York Times, Washington Post, USA Today, Los Angeles Times, Time, Newsweek and Businessweek are among the many places his cartoons have appeared. He has been featured on CNN, ABC Nightline, PBS, and C-Span. Prior to working at The Record, he was the Editorial Cartoonist for The Houston Post as well as for Journal Newspapers of

Maryland

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Jeff Darcy was born in Lakewood Ohio in 1963 and Graduated from the University of Dayton in 1986 with a degree in Political Science. Since 1993 he has served as

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CALL FOR ENTRIES: THE AAEC LOCHER AWARD IS NOW ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS -------------------------

__By _J.P._

__June 3rd, 12:32pm __In: Uncategorized Are you a young cartoonist who draws commentary on social topics? Do you know a young cartoonist who’s doing work with a political tinge? The window is now open to enter the 2021 AAEC/John Locher Memorial Award for editorial cartoons

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__May 26th, 3:17pm __In: Uncategorized Here are a couple of live discussions about cartoon controversies from this week: First up, Matt Wuerker talks with POLITICO on the history of problematic political cartoons and race — and when a cartoon

crosses a line.

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CAMPBELL GOES LONG-FORM FOR COVID COMICS -------------------------

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__May 20th, 1:27pm __In: Uncategorized Cartoonist Tim Campbell has launched a new project: a series of interviews in long-form cartooning to “help readers understand how COVID-19 has affected middle school students by animating their reflections.” The panels can be seen at his local paper the

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AAEC CANCELS IN-PERSON CONVENTION IN 2021, LOOKS TO VIRTUAL -------------------------

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__May 14th, 11:16am __In: Uncategorized The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists has joined other cartoon festivals in dropping their plans for an in-person convention in 2021. The AAEC had been in talks with the Association of Canadian Cartoonists to meet in Ottawa later this year. “We

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KELLEY IS THIS YEAR'S NATIONAL HEADLINER -------------------------

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__May 13th, 1:31pm __In: Uncategorized A big congrats to editorial cartoonists Steve Kelley, Clay Bennett and Mike Smith for being named, respectively, winner and finalists in the 87th National Headliner Awards. The Headliners were founded in 1934 by the Press Club of Atlantic City. The

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DE ADDER WINS CANADA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER AWARD -------------------------

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__May 13th, 1:15pm __In: Uncategorized A big congrats to Michael de Adder, this year’s National Newspaper Award winner for editorial cartooning. In the wake of his Trump cartoons, de Adder has been racking up the accolades (and job offers) lately. Congrats too to Graeme MacKay,

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KAL THE WINNER OF THE 2020 OPC AWARD -------------------------

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__April 7th, 10:57am __In: Awards

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Congratulations to cartoonist Kevin “Kal” Kallaugher, the 2020 winner of the Award-formerly-known-as-the-Thomas-Nast from the Overseas Press Club of America. This is Kal’s fifth time to win the OPCA prize. Michael Ramirez was cited as the runner-up. https://opcofamerica.org/2020-opc-award-winners/ America’s oldest association dedicated

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MATT BORS HAS BIG NEWS -------------------------

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__April 7th, 10:34am __In: Cartooning History

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“I’m Quitting Political Cartooning,” the alt-weekly cartoonist and Nib publisher recently announced. “After 18 years and more than 1,600 political cartoons, I’ve decided to retire my weekly comic,” wrote the cartoonist on Medium, a site Bors has had a love/hate

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MR FISH: "THE CARTOON IS DEAD: LONG LIVE THE CARTOONIST" -------------------------

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__April 2nd, 5:00pm __In: Uncategorized If people still commuted, we’d recommend this Mr. Fish interview for when you were stuck in rush hour traffic. Instead we’ll just tell you to listen to it at home. https://www.kcrw.com/culture/shows/scheer-intelligence/cartoon-is-dead-long-live-cartoonist

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WASHINGTON POST ADDS DE ADDER TO ITS ROSTER -------------------------

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__March 26th, 12:16pm __In: Uncategorized When Tom Toles retired in November 2020, the Washington Post promised they would fill the position — and now they have. Sort of. Today the Post announced that Michael de Adder would be joining the paper as a contributor, providing

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The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is a professional association concerned with promoting the interests of staff, freelance and student editorial cartoonists in the United States. The AAEC sponsors a Cartoons for the Classroom program designed to aid educators at all levels in teaching history, economics, social studies and current events. We have an annual convention in June to give member cartoonists an opportunity to meet and consider issues through panel discussions and guest speakers. Between conventions, cartoonists can discuss issues on a daily basis through a members only email list-serve. The officers of the organization consist of a president, vice president and board of directors that serve one year terms. They are elected by active AAEC

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