THE SICK WORLD !.. de ismail dogan | Nature Cartoon

Cartoon: THE SICK WORLD !.. (medium) by ismail dogan tagged the,sick,world

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Member		bravo... Halil I YILDIRIM, au 23. avril 2010 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

Member		very good friend..5* samir alramahi, au 25. janvier 2010 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

Executive		love it! BenHeine, au 24. janvier 2010 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

Member		elle62 wrote: bravo ismail, great job! merci ma chère amie !.. ismail dogan, au 19. janvier 2010 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

Member		bravo ismail, great job! elle62, au 19. janvier 2010 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

Member		Excellent work friend Afghancartoon, au 18. janvier 2010 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

Member		Peter Russel wrote: prinzparadox wrote: it doesn't work anymore, like the sad black baby eyes advertisements at train stations. you're a monster. The people who pass by and do not care are monsters, and this includes nearly everyone. We are all monsters. prinzparadox, au 18. janvier 2010 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

Member		prinzparadox wrote: it doesn't work anymore, like the sad black baby eyes advertisements at train stations. you're a monster. Peter Russel, au 18. janvier 2010 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

Member		Peter Russel wrote: yeah. i know. i guess it's either worn-out symbolism or symbolism that doesn't make much sense. Yes. And it's not really against you, Ismail, it seems that a somehow collapsing earth belongs to the repertoire of every cartoonist. The problem for me is that this symbol has become so redundant that it doesn't work anymore, like the sad black baby eyes advertisements at train stations. prinzparadox, au 18. janvier 2010 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]

Member		yeah. i know. i guess it's either worn-out symbolism or symbolism that doesn't make much sense. Peter Russel, au 18. janvier 2010 [aviser] [citer] [repondre]