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Showing posts with label Jesus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jesus. Show all posts
24.12.15
15.4.14
Jesus cartoons for Easter
"Oh no, I lost two followers."
As it's Easter this weekend, here's a cartoon about Jesus, which can be seen in the current issue of Prospect. I used a similar colour palette to the cartoon below, which was in the same magazine in 2011.
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16.12.13
Christmas cartoon: Media interest
Time for another Christmas cartoon, this time from the bumper festive issue of The Spectator, which is out now.
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2.12.12
Cartoon advent calendar:
Day 2. A stable upbringing
"It's not a stable, it's a pop-up hotel."
Here's the second entry in my cartoon advent calendar. Or, if you're on Twitter, my #Twadvent cartoon, which almost sounds a bit rude but, what the heck, let's run with it.
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Here's the second entry in my cartoon advent calendar. Or, if you're on Twitter, my #Twadvent cartoon, which almost sounds a bit rude but, what the heck, let's run with it.
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5.12.11
Cartoon advent calendar:
Day 5. Wise move
Day five, and here's the first religious cartoon. This is from Christmas 2007 and was in Prospect magazine. There was a lot of stuff in the media at the time about MPs and donations, members' interests etc.
Christmas shopping? Why not get them a book they'll actually read this year!
Christmas shopping? Why not get them a book they'll actually read this year!
28.10.11
Religion cartoon: Keeping it in the family
"He only got this job because of who his dad is."
After two posts about my social life (it's so rare that I have one!) it's time I posted a cartoon on this cartoon blog, so here's one from the November edition of Prospect.
Watching BBC Four's Holy Flying Circus the other day reminded me how much Monty Python's Life of Brian opened the door to allow us all to be a bit non-reverential about religion. A cartoon like this may have ruffled a few feathers once, but it's hard to imagine anyone getting too worked up about it now. Actually, as a former Catholic (and altar boy!) I should probably think that's a bit of a shame.
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After two posts about my social life (it's so rare that I have one!) it's time I posted a cartoon on this cartoon blog, so here's one from the November edition of Prospect.
Watching BBC Four's Holy Flying Circus the other day reminded me how much Monty Python's Life of Brian opened the door to allow us all to be a bit non-reverential about religion. A cartoon like this may have ruffled a few feathers once, but it's hard to imagine anyone getting too worked up about it now. Actually, as a former Catholic (and altar boy!) I should probably think that's a bit of a shame.
Click here to buy Royston's cartoon book
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