We are all the same on the inside

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Sketcher

Thomas

Country

South Africa

Place

Gauteng South Africa

Themes:

Conflicts

Cartoons

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Cartoonist:
Thomas
Why did you choose this sketch?
No matter what colour our skin is, we are all the same on the inside
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Cartoonist:
Zaheer Sooliman
Why did you choose this sketch?
Two hands holding up an earth. The world is broken, sad animals, pollution, gender issues and more. We can't change the past, but we can start now. Palestinian flag wrapping around one hand, cancer ribbon wrapping around the other. A deep Crack through the Earth. This is to show that we have to accept what has happened, but we must start now. It should leave the viewer with a lot of thought. Will submit a refined version later
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Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
My cartoon highlights SA's unequal or imbalanced society, the haves and have nots. I have also done my sketch in the shape of the SA
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Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
I drew this sketch because people who are running from war and other dangers have to pay for their freedom and the opportunity to live in a safer country yet in the end they end up being tricked.
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Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
When the summer starts all you want to do is have fun and enjoy your free time. Instead you've got to go to school and spend your time there. Students don't want to focus on school, therefor sometimes their grades go down. All we want is a bit more free time and less school.
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Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
This is an image about a guy who was playing competitive video games. He was very unlucky and very angry and smashed his monitor.
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Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
Lithuania is trying to be like other, more advanced countries but not quite. In Ireland, classes are happening until 4 pm but students don’t have to do any work when they get back home. In Lithuania, classes are happening until 3 pm but students have to do work when they’re back home for 2-3 hours. I decided to do this sketch because when I get back home I don’t feel like doing homework and would much rather spend more time with my friends or get more quality sleep.
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Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
In my opinion the air is not clean from all the cities and factories. All the cars and factories are just polluting the air and this is a serious problem. A way out is going to be just remove all factories or switch them with factories without a chimney.
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Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
I want to live in a world where there is peace and everyone is friendly
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Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
What we need in the future is to believe truly that as human species we can manage the differences in ourselves and between each other.
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by vrielsdenies

Can’t change the past, but we can start now

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Sketcher

Zaheer Sooliman

Country

South Africa

Place

Johannesburg, South Africa

Themes:

Conflicts, Environment, Human Interaction, Natural Resources, Religions

Cartoons

Below you’ll see the cartoons that have been made inspired by the sketch above.

Cartoonist:
Thomas
Why did you choose this sketch?
No matter what colour our skin is, we are all the same on the inside
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Zaheer Sooliman
Why did you choose this sketch?
Two hands holding up an earth. The world is broken, sad animals, pollution, gender issues and more. We can't change the past, but we can start now. Palestinian flag wrapping around one hand, cancer ribbon wrapping around the other. A deep Crack through the Earth. This is to show that we have to accept what has happened, but we must start now. It should leave the viewer with a lot of thought. Will submit a refined version later
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
My cartoon highlights SA's unequal or imbalanced society, the haves and have nots. I have also done my sketch in the shape of the SA
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
I drew this sketch because people who are running from war and other dangers have to pay for their freedom and the opportunity to live in a safer country yet in the end they end up being tricked.
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
When the summer starts all you want to do is have fun and enjoy your free time. Instead you've got to go to school and spend your time there. Students don't want to focus on school, therefor sometimes their grades go down. All we want is a bit more free time and less school.
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
This is an image about a guy who was playing competitive video games. He was very unlucky and very angry and smashed his monitor.
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
Lithuania is trying to be like other, more advanced countries but not quite. In Ireland, classes are happening until 4 pm but students don’t have to do any work when they get back home. In Lithuania, classes are happening until 3 pm but students have to do work when they’re back home for 2-3 hours. I decided to do this sketch because when I get back home I don’t feel like doing homework and would much rather spend more time with my friends or get more quality sleep.
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
In my opinion the air is not clean from all the cities and factories. All the cars and factories are just polluting the air and this is a serious problem. A way out is going to be just remove all factories or switch them with factories without a chimney.
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
I want to live in a world where there is peace and everyone is friendly
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
What we need in the future is to believe truly that as human species we can manage the differences in ourselves and between each other.
See cartoon

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by vrielsdenies

State capsize

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Sketcher

Hamish

Country

ZA

Place

Jhb

University / School / Youth organisation

USB

Themes:

Human Interaction

Cartoons

Below you’ll see the cartoons that have been made inspired by the sketch above.

Cartoonist:
Thomas
Why did you choose this sketch?
No matter what colour our skin is, we are all the same on the inside
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Zaheer Sooliman
Why did you choose this sketch?
Two hands holding up an earth. The world is broken, sad animals, pollution, gender issues and more. We can't change the past, but we can start now. Palestinian flag wrapping around one hand, cancer ribbon wrapping around the other. A deep Crack through the Earth. This is to show that we have to accept what has happened, but we must start now. It should leave the viewer with a lot of thought. Will submit a refined version later
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
My cartoon highlights SA's unequal or imbalanced society, the haves and have nots. I have also done my sketch in the shape of the SA
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
I drew this sketch because people who are running from war and other dangers have to pay for their freedom and the opportunity to live in a safer country yet in the end they end up being tricked.
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
When the summer starts all you want to do is have fun and enjoy your free time. Instead you've got to go to school and spend your time there. Students don't want to focus on school, therefor sometimes their grades go down. All we want is a bit more free time and less school.
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
This is an image about a guy who was playing competitive video games. He was very unlucky and very angry and smashed his monitor.
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
Lithuania is trying to be like other, more advanced countries but not quite. In Ireland, classes are happening until 4 pm but students don’t have to do any work when they get back home. In Lithuania, classes are happening until 3 pm but students have to do work when they’re back home for 2-3 hours. I decided to do this sketch because when I get back home I don’t feel like doing homework and would much rather spend more time with my friends or get more quality sleep.
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
In my opinion the air is not clean from all the cities and factories. All the cars and factories are just polluting the air and this is a serious problem. A way out is going to be just remove all factories or switch them with factories without a chimney.
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
I want to live in a world where there is peace and everyone is friendly
See cartoon
Cartoonist:
Why did you choose this sketch?
What we need in the future is to believe truly that as human species we can manage the differences in ourselves and between each other.
See cartoon





by Hamish

Freedom has a price

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Sketcher

KarolisG

Country

LT

Place

Kaunas

University / School / Youth organisation

Workshop Kaunas

Themes:

Conflicts, Human Interaction, People on the move

Cartoons

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Mohsen Zarifian, Iran

Cartoonist

Mohsen Zarifian

Country

Iran

Why did you choose this sketch?

Innocent people suffering out of poverty, war and criminal men in power; seeking new and safe life in another continent. What a pipe dream!

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by KarolisG

Too much school

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Sketcher

Luka

Country

LT

Place

Lithuania

University / School / Youth organisation

Workshop Kaunas

Themes:

Human Interaction

Cartoons

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Anne Derenne, France

Cartoonist

Anne Derenne

Country

France

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by Luka

Angry man

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Sketcher

Nojus

Country

LT

Place

Kaunas

University / School / Youth organisation

Workshop Kaunas

Themes:

Conflicts, Human Interaction

Cartoons

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mahanz yazdani, Iran

Cartoonist

mahanz yazdani

Country

Iran

Why did you choose this sketch?

the sketch was about the anger of a guy when losing a video game . it caused me to think about the kids and the effects of aggressive video games on them. It seems that kids get nervous and aggressive after playing aggressive video games.

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by Nojus

Too much homework

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Sketcher

Ugne 1

Country

LT

Place

Kaunas

University / School / Youth organisation

Workshop Kaunas

Themes:

Conflicts, Human Interaction

Cartoons

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Nahid Zamani, Iran

Cartoonist

Nahid Zamani

Country

Iran

Why did you choose this sketch?

This sketch remind me my childhood, I can feel her emotions from bottom of my heart. I think student can find more creativity by playing and experiencing new activities, instead of sitting and doing bunch of homeworks. Our world needs more to creative and happy people instead of exhausted specialists!

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by Ugne 1

polution

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Sketcher

Ugnius

Country

LT

Place

Kaunas

University / School / Youth organisation

Kaunas Gediminas Sports & Health promotion gymnasium

Themes:

Environment, Natural Resources

Cartoons

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Nahid Maghsoudi, Iran

Cartoonist

Nahid Maghsoudi

Country

Iran

Why did you choose this sketch?

Air pollution, Danger to all creatures, environment, natural resource.

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by Ugnius

World peace!

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Sketcher

danieliussabonis@gmail.com

Country

LT

Place

Merkiné

University / School / Youth organisation

Merkinė Vincas Krėvė gymnasium

Themes:

Human Interaction, Super Powers

Cartoons

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RamsesMorales, Cuba

Cartoonist

RamsesMorales

Country

Cuba

Why did you choose this sketch?

I found it very beautiful- one world where all the people are holding hands.

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by danieliussabonis@gmail.com

A square and a circle

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Sketcher

Len30

Country

The Netherlands

Place

Utrecht

University / School / Youth organisation

Universiteit voor Humanistiek

Themes:

Human Interaction

Cartoons

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Bahram Arjmandnia, Iran

Cartoonist

Bahram Arjmandnia

Country

Iran

Why did you choose this sketch?

Dear Len30 . We should laugh or cry in disbelief about our future.

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by Len30