Judy Horacek is an Australian cartoonist, artist, writer and children’s book creator. Her cartoons have been pinned up on doors and walls all over the world. She is also sometimes a visiting artist for school children and an after-dinner speaker for grownups. more »
Yesterday, 20 June, was World Refugee Day, in the middle of Refugee Week.
‘Asylum seeking’ was the Cartoon Topic of the Month on my website in February.
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And if you missed donating to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) telethon yesterday, don’t despair, I’m sure they will still be very happy to take your money. It feels great to … more »
Today, June 5, is World Environment Day. Since I started cartooning (decades ago), the environment has always been one of my favourite topics.
I don’t mean favourite in the sense that doing cartoons about the environment is easy, it’s depressing to see how we continue to treat out planet, as if we could just go out and get another one when … more »
I created my ‘What difference does it make’ cartoon a number of years ago. In fact it was last century. Tragically it is still as current today as it was then. Possibly even more so. It was originally published in the Australian Magazine. I can’t say I hope you enjoy it, because it’s not that sort of cartoon. It may … more »
This month’s Topic of the Month is ‘Aliens and Arachnids’. Why these two things? No reason really. I like drawing ... more »
