political ads
May
16
2019
A two-panel cartoon contrasts Lindsey Graham's past criticism of Donald Trump with his later support. The left panel shows the senator recalling calling Trump unfit. The right panel depicts him as a rubber stamp labeled with his name and Trump. The piece comments on Graham's changed stance during the 2019 period.
May
7
2019
The cartoon shows a mustached man in a blue suit and red tie, balancing a teetering stack of bowls in shades of red, orange, and yellow, each labeled with words like corrupcion, derechos humanos, oposicion, pobreza, crisis humanitaria, sin comida, and economia. Liquid spills from the bowls as he leans forward, one foot raised toward a sharp saw blade on the ground. The image captures a sense of imbalance and impending fall, with the artist's signature 'arcadio' at the top. Tags like Maduro, dictadura, ecomomia, Latino America, and Venezuela frame the visible elements of stacked troubles. No hidden meanings jump out; it's straightforward visual metaphor for overload. Dry humor lies in the absurdity of the juggle.
May
3
2019
Apr
12
2019
Esquivel's cartoon features a yellow smiley face stamped with footprints labeled Iran, FARC, China, Hezbollah, Russia, and Cuba from Maduro's walking legs. It highlights geopolitical ties in Venezuela through simple satire. Tags like socialism and communism underscore the alliances shown.
Apr
8
2019
The cartoon shows opposition figures laughing at a screen with Maduro's dialogue call on a Venezuelan flag stand. Dry humor shines in exaggerated poses, fitting tags like Maduro, Venezuela, and opposition. It's direct satire from 2019, primed for syndication.
