BrickBats

Welcome to the world of BRICKBATS, a selection of cartoons and illustrations produced by BRICK (aka John Stuart Clark) for newspapers, magazines, book publishers, corporate clients, card companies, web sites and development agencies.

	Editorial Examples of cartoons commissioned to comment on current affairs or illustrate topical features.
	Caricatures Examples of caricaturing, either for the page or of private commissions for the wall.
	Strips Two pages of strip cartoons produced for a range of trade magazines and educational publishers.
	Illustrations A gateway page of examples to two others featuring Educational and Magazine & Book Illustrations.
	Development Issues A specialist area requiring in-depth understanding of the issues involved. Examples published by NGOs, development education agencies and book publishers.
	The Transport Debate Another specialist area with examples from newspapers, magazines and book publishers.
	Comic Cuts Graphic narratives from books and magazines, including sample pages from 'White Lizard', the graphic novel about depression.

JOHN STUART CLARK, the man behind the BRICK, is also a travel writer and cycle journalist, with two books under his belt and regular contributions to specialist magazines.
Travel writing Cycle journalism	Slide shows About me

	UNICEF Sample spreads from an annual Children's Rights comic produced for use in the classroom.
	MiniComix Sample spreads from A5 & A6 comics produced for health authorities, social services, environment agencies and educational publishers, or simply for entertainment. (Two pages plus pdf download).
	Cards Examples of corporate Christmas and postcard designs.
	Workshops Over the years Brick has run numerous cartoon and comic workshops for educational authorities, arts bodies, festivals, youth projects, museums and NGOs.
	Sketches A selection of drawings from my travels.

Cartoons are drawn on paper using prehistoric quills, dip-pens and brushes then scanned into a computer for cleaning up and colouring. Most clients receive the work in a digital form, either via e-mail or on a CD-ROM. I can, however, still remember how to slide paper into an envelope. All cartoons (including those on this site) are subject to the UK's 1988 Copyright Designs & Patents Act and Article 27 of The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

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