The food utilization program in Russia (so-called counter sanctions against EU sanctions)

Source: Ukrainian-Polish illustration exhibition, 2015

ID goes temporarily cartoony with a once a week Summer Special featuring 'Drawing the Times'
'Drawing the Times' is a platform where international graphic journalists and cartoonists publish work on global issues and local stories.
'A Trip to Dagestan' is part of a series of graphic reportages that Russian graphic journalist and activist Victoria Lomasko made of her visits to former Soviet republics and remote parts of Russia.
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Source: http://drawingthetimes.com/story/a-trip-to-dagestan/

For an article about respecting wildlife during encounters.

Source: Adirondack Life Magazine

Father Jacques Hamel

Source: Des mots en images - Words into pictures

About how ISIS interprets the Koran to get to the hereafter.

Source: Vrij Nederland

Erdogan's control over a string of Belgian mosks.

Source: De Standaard.

If humans could have a hibernation sleep, it could be a real solution for astronauts.

Source: www.valeriegeelen.nl

The EU is rethinking its policies of the past period. AD Antoine Hamers

Source: Het Financieele Dagblad

ID goes temporarily cartoony with a once a week Summer Special featuring 'Drawing the Times'
'Drawing the Times' is a platform where international graphic journalists and cartoonists publish work on global issues and local stories.
Every now and then 'Drawing the Times' publishes a special on a specific topic. Our 3rd episode featuring 'Drawing the Times' is one of these specials, about human rights, with a focus on the refugee crisis. The image is from 'Migrant's Stories' by Serbian graphic journalist Aleksandar Zograf.
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Source: http://drawingthetimes.com/specials/refugees-and-the-war-in-syria/

Gun Control - PenMarks, illustrated protest clothing celebrating freedom of speech in a social media age. Political T Shirt Designs came about as a response to the rapidly growing disillusionment young people feel towards democracy and our fractured political parties. The younger generation is losing faith in the power of their vote, but this doesn’t mean to say they don’t have an opinion worth sharing.

Source: http://politicaltshirtdesigns.com/

Most saudi-arabs rely on eternal oil wealth.

Source: Het Financieel Dagblad

The changes retail environments are making, and how to give abandoned areas new impulses.

Source: www.hpdetijd.nl

The iconic moment when Ozzy Osbourne decided to bite off a bat's head live on stage. Illustrated for the 10th issue of Root + Bone, a UK based food magazine.

Source: Root + Bone

Illustration about the dangers of abuse and exploitation of girls with a intellectual disability.

Source: Ipse de Bruggen magazine: "De Wereld van...".

Just another summertime illustration inspired by staying at the Polish lake.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/mwalkowiakillustration

ID goes temporarily cartoony with a once a week Summer Special featuring 'Drawing the Times'
'Drawing the Times' is a platform where international graphic journalists and cartoonists publish work on global issues and local stories.
This 2nd episode is by Judith Vanistendael, who lives in Molenbeek, the community of Brussels that became world news after the attacks in Paris on November 13. Some of the terrorists were born and raised there. Vanistendael shows us a side of Molenbeek we do not often hear about in the news.
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Source: http://drawingthetimes.com/authors/judith-vanistendael/

Workload, complex cases, budget cuts, overworked magistrates and shrewd lawyers are rotting the core of the belgian justice system.

Source: DS weekend

The Digital Stalker or Love in Times of Facebook

Source: Volkskrant Magazine

While pension funds have more money than ever, millions of retirees will be cut on their pension.

Source: FNV magazine

For the series X&Y by Franca Treur: "Only on mondays" Part of a series of morality sketches sharing the inner-thoughts of contemporary humans. In these images I tried to create an atmosphere that connects to the loneliness, the emptiness and the vanity of modern life.

Source: nrc next

An illustration for a satyrical article about modern attempts to achieve eternal life, from transhumanism to cryogenics. For Rue 89

Source: Rue 89

ID goes temporarily cartoony with a once a week Summer Special featuring 'Drawing the Times'
'Drawing the Times' is a platform where international graphic journalists and cartoonists publish work on global issues and local stories.
This first episode of our Summer Special features a comic by initiator of 'Drawing The Times' Eva Hilhorst. In this visual story she explains in comics form what graphic journalism is about.

Source: http://drawingthetimes.com/story/graphic-journalism/

Illustration for an article by Sander van Walsum (historian and editor of de Volkskrant, 58, white) who wonders why it is difficult for him to empathize with victims of racism in The Netherlands.

Source: De Volkskrant - Vonk

'About and between quotation marks.' How quotation marks can make a text more compact. From an article by Sophie Sanders for Ongekunsteld. Art direction: Annabel Storm

Source: Ongekunsteld

The new workout - EUROLATES. Strengthen the core of Europe in an uncertain political time caused by Brexit. Without regular commitment there won't be results.

"Rhodes Must Fall" for the latest issue of STRIKE! Magazine. Portrait of the recently contested statue of Cecil Rhodes at Oxford University to emphasise the immoral foundations his legacy is built on.

Source: http://strikemag.org/portfolio/issue-15/

'Do you know your classics?, for an article in VPRO Gids by Martin Kaaij about Dutch radio and television making classical music 'more fun' using a simple radio quiz, online animation and background information on composers. The programme 'Licht op vier' dealt with Dvořák's 8th symphony.

Source: http://www.vpro.nl/lees.html

Brexit

Source: De Standaard

Bookcover in commission of the Dutch Illustration Biennale 2016, now part of the exhibition on Fiep Westendorp in Museum Meermanno, The Hague.

Source: Illustration Biennale 2016

brexit

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