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Dessinateur de presse

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dessinateur_de_presse Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Le dessinateur de presse est un professionnel des arts graphiques œuvrant pour un ou plusieurs périodiques . En France, on applique plus volontiers ce nom aux auteurs de « dessin unique », pour les différencier des auteurs de bande dessinée — lesquels, du reste, bénéficient de moins en moins de publications dans la presse.
http://www.cartoonmovement.com/p/140 Victor Ndula has worked professionally for eight years, four of those freelancing and four as a fulltime editorial cartoonist for the Star. Doodling early in his school books, Victor’s career path was firmly on course. Passionate about telling the African story through his cartoons, Every morning he is tasked with the responsibility of reminding, persuading, cajoling his readers to pay close attention to issues affecting them. As a cartoonist, Victor hopes his work will bring humor to our breakfast tables as he articulates pertinent issues without fear or favor. <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>

Victor Ndula

CartoonArts International maintains one of the world's most extensive cartoon archives, with more than 550 artists from over 75 countries. Pulitzer Prize-winning illustrators like Joel Pett join other award-winning artists in providing thought-provoking commentary on the biggest news stories and personalities. Readers enjoy witty interpretations of current events from the world’s most creative minds.

New York Times Cartoons

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Dessinateurs francophones

Quand le Printemps arabe fait oeuvre d’art

Couverture de l'album DEGAGE ! de Plantu et du collectif Cartooning for Peace. Dès ses débuts, le Printemps arabe s'est accompagné d'une importante production artistique. http://printempsarabe.blog.lemonde.fr/2011/09/15/quand-le-printemps-arabe-fait-oeuvre-dart/
Dessinateurs anglophones