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Sketches from Cuba

May 22, 2014 by Graeme MacKay

 

Graeme MacKay's guest sketch book

Added to book during the ACEC convention in Havana, Trinidad, and Cienfuegos Cuba, May 9-18, 2014

Top L-R: Alfredo Martirena, Terry Mosher (Aislin), Douglas Perez (Chispa), Angel Fernandez (Andez);

Centre L-R: Michael de Adder, Sue Dewar, Zuki, Ramses Morales;

Lower L-R: Charli, Adan, Brady, Falco

Posted in: Cartooning, Cuba Tagged: acec, Adan, Alfredo Martirena, Angel Fernandez (Andez), Brady, Charli, Cuba, Douglas Perez (Chispa), Falco, Michael de Adder, Ramses Morales, Sue Dewar, Terry Mosher (Aislin), Zuki

January 16, 2007

January 16, 2013 by Graeme MacKay

Again I find myself the only cartoonist who felt it necessary to draw on something that has been completely ignored by everyone else: the Premier’s trade mission to India. The 17 day trip began last week and includes a 100-member Ontario government delegation with hopes of cashing in on the country’s lucrative film industry and becoming a self-styled “Bollywood North,” as Dalton McGuinty himself described it. To me it smells an awful lot like the old Chretien days, when the old Prime Minister would gladhand his way through countries like China and India with high hopes of bringing foreign investment to Canada. It’s debateable how effective these junkets are. For now let Dalton be the star of his own cheesy show.

Here’s some photos from the trip thus far. I’d love to see some cartoonist out there draw something on this rather comical journey by Ontario’s Premier.


By the Numbers

I was curious to find out how frequently Dalton McGuinty appears in cartoons so I did a little tabulation of cartoons I’ve drawn of him over the past 12 months. Through a simple defined search of my syndicate I discovered I drew 16 cartoons of him in 2006. Sue Dewar of the Ottawa Sun actually beat me by drawing 20. This led me to wonder which politician was drawn the most last year among all the artists represented through Artizans. Here’s the ranking:

  1. Stephen Harper — 422
  2. Ralph Klein — 89
  3. Paul Martin — 87
  4. Dalton McGuinty — 48
  5. Jack Layton — 45
  6. Michael Ignatieff — 42
  7. Rodney MacDonald — 35
  8. Peter MacKay — 34
  9. Stephane Dion — 34
  10. David Emerson — 32
  11. Belinda Stronach –28
  12. Rona Ambrose — 27
  13. Bob Rae — 23
  14. Gordon Campbell — 23
  15. Gilles Duceppe — 20
  16. Jim Flaherty — 17
  17. Jean Chretien — 15
  18. Scott Brison — 14
  19. Bill Graham — 9
  20. Frank McKenna — 9
  21. Joe Volpe — 9
  22. Ken Dryden — 7
  23. Ed Stelmach
  24. Hedy Fry — 6
  25. Gerard Kennedy — 4
  26. Jean Charest — 4
  27. Vic Toews — 4
  28. John Baird — 2
  29. Gary Doer — 1
  30. Lorne Calvert, Martha Hall Findlay, Danny Williams — 0

Posted in: Cartooning Tagged: Bollywood, commentary, Dalton McGuinty, David Emerson, India, Jean Chretien, Jim Flaherty, Ken Dryden, Michael Ignatieff, Ralph Klein, Stephane Dion, Stephen Harper, Sue Dewar, Trade, trade mission

June 26, 2007

June 26, 2007 by Graeme MacKay

More than 200 people attended the event on Saturday June 23rd to honour the life of Shiragha Rahimi, celebrate his cartoons, and raise funds for the post-secondary education of the seven children he left behind when he was killed in a car accident in January. Early estimates suggest the event raised over $10,000.

Several Canadian Editorial Cartoonists presented their work to the crowds, several others attended just to show their support.

Clockwise from the top left, 2 photos of Brian Gable of the Globe & Mail; 3 of Terry (aka Aislin) Mosher of the Montreal Gazette (the centre photo with Hamide Rahimi, Shiragha’s daughter); Iranian cartoonist Nik Kowsar – also the great photographer who took these pictures; Roy Carless, dean of Canadian Editorial Cartooning; Patrick Corrigan from the Toronto Star; a beaming me, Graeme MacKay; and Sue Dewar from the Ottawa Sun.

Here’s me doing my slideshow presentation, a selection of cartoons where I complain about things and complain about other people who are complaining. They say television adds 50lbs to you. In this widescreen version the size of me is pretty accurate. Here’s a Hamilton Spectator video of the Rahimi Event

Donations are welcome at any TD Canada Trust, and listed for Branch 346, Account 6312464.

FEEDBACK

I’m very glad CRN Canada was able to help the children. My thanks and sympathy go out to his widow and children and thanks as well to Nik Kowsar and Mike de Adder, and also to Guy Badeaux, who has always beena great supporter of compassionate help for cartoonists.

Bro Russell
Cartoonists Rights Network, International (June 26, 2007)

Posted in: Canada, Cartooning Tagged: acec, Brian Gable, commentary, editorial cartoonists, Feedback, Hamilton Spectator, Patrick Corrigan, Roy Carless, Shiragha Rahimi, Sue Dewar, terry mosher

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