Cartoonists Express Their Solidarity With France [Gallery]

16 Nov 2015 by Sloane Hunter in Art, France

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As the world mourns alongside the City of Love, cartoonists pen their solidarity for various publications around the world. The most simple, yet effective symbol was the Eiffel Tower peace daring, done by Jean Julien after he heard about the attacks on the radio.

It was my most direct reaction. Usually when I draw I make an image that will make people laugh, or communicate.

But this time I felt like communicating something that made me and everybody very upset. It was just my way of sharing my reaction, of sharing a need for peace and solidarity in the face of such a disaster.

 

[source: telegraph]

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