World Press Cartoon 2013 exhibition is open to the public until the 30th of June in Portugal, Sintra, Centro Cultural Olga Cadaval. This is a worldwide selection of caricatures, cartoons and humorous drawings. My cartoon also between them.
Cartoon gallery of exhibition: worldpresscartoon.com
Buy catalogue of exhibition: leyaonline.com
I am working on the board game Yeehawd!
Yeehawd! is a satirical tabletop game designed for three to six players where you take on the role of a Prophet preparing for the End Of The World™.
The purpose of the game is to collect as many followers to your faith as possible before Armageddon™ to secure your place in the Afterlife™.
Read more about this game and support it you can www.kickstarter.com
Lust in translation
World Press Cartoon 2012 exhibition is open to the public until the 30th of July in Sintra Museum of Modern Art. This is a worldwide selection of caricatures, cartoons and humorous drawings. My cartoon also between them.
Other cartoons of exhibition: Worldpresscartoon.com
Interactive solutions agency Bright, with the collaboration with Latvian cartoonist Gatis Sluka, has launched the first 360 virtual cartoon in the world about one of the hottest topics in Latvia- speed cameras.
Click HERE to watch cartoon!
Bright marketing director Zane Sneider commented: “News often seem to lack a positive angle so we have always thought about new ways to make news interactive and with a little dose of humor. And I think that we have managed to achieve this! We were inspired by the latest discussions and different opinions in media about speeding and speed cameras. We tried to translate these different views into a cartoon which would allow us to look at the situation from a different point of view that is also interesting and innovative.”
This is the first 360 virtual cartoon in the world which was created with the collaboration with one of the best cartoonists in Latvia- Gatis Sluka. The unique side of the 360 cartoon is that it allows its viewers to participate- just by visiting the page free of cost, the viewers are allowed to rotate the cartoon manually. By being able to do so, the cartoon then reaches its full potential- it turns itself from a simple picture to an interactive and informative story.
Bright is also breaking the stereotype that virtual tours are one- dimensional. Bright is trying to demonstrate that virtual tours can be used by anybody who is trying to find an audience and leave a lasting effect on the potential consumer.
The panorama of the 360 virtual tour is unique and offers endless possibilities to promote one’ s skills, business or service. For further information please visit www.bright.lv/blog
401 work (two my cartoons also between them) were selected for the World Press Cartoon Sintra 2011 Exhibition. The exhibition is open to the public until the 30th of June in Sintra Museum of Modern Art (Between 10 AM and 6 PM. Entrance is free. This is a worldwide selection of caricatures, cartoons and humorous drawings.
This exhibition includes 60 of my cartoons, which were created over the last couple of years.
400 works (three my cartoons also between them) were selected for the World Press Cartoon Sintra 2010 Exhibition. The exhibition is open to the public until the 29th of August in the Sintra Museum of Modern Art (Tuesday to Sunday, between 10 AM and 6 PM. Entrance is free.”In the World Press Cartoon 2010 a number of themes are naturally assessed, as the Barack Obama Nobel Prize and the death of Michael Jackson” highlights the salon director António Antunes. The number and the quality of the submitted works for competition is increasing every edition. The jury of this edition analyzed a total of 878 drawings of 429 authors, of 77 nationalities, published in 401 newspapers of 51 countries.
Till the end of January, In Museum of barricades of 1991 Kramu Street 3, Riga, can manage to see the exhibition History of State of Latvia in Cartoons. It is a traveling exhibition, which was previously exhibited at The Hague, Oulu, Gothenburg, Prague, and Ogre.
The exhibition encompasses Latvia’s history from its foundation in 1918 till modern times and highlights each decade’s most significant events as reflected in the cartoons published by the Latvian media of the respective period. This is an unusual and slightly ironic viewpoint of the history of the state and its political events through the perspective 38 Latvian artists and their 105 cartoons supplemented by interpretative informational material.
A selection of 49 cartoons can be seen from September 19 to October 14, 2009 in the Hall of Culture, Brugge and is open free daily from 10 to 17 hours.
Winners and the selected artists in Cartoonale Brugge 2009.
The virtual catalog can be viewed online.
