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What is an Editorial Cartoon?
It is an illustration expressing opinion and
interpretation. The word cartoon is derived
from two words: caricature and lampoon.
Caricature – is an exaggerated description
generally by sketching. It is a pictorial
representation of a person or an object in which
the defects or peculiarities are exaggerated so as
to produce a ludicrous effect.
What is an Editorial Cartoon?
Lampoon – is a piece of
malicious writing, a personal
written satire that attacks and
ridicules.
Functions of Editorial Cartoons
To inform
To influence
To entertain
Cartoon ideas cover a wide range of
subjects, namely:
1. Inspirational
e.g., the school is represented as a mother taking care of her
children.
2. Satirical
e.g., the embarrassment of having boys wearing earrings.
3. Correctional
e.g., problems involving people taking prohibited drugs.
Two General Forms of Editorial Cartoon:
Journalism,
freedom of the press.
Examples of General Symbols
Dove
Freedom,
peace,
democracy
Examples of General Symbols
Salakot
Suppression
of freedom,
maltreatment
and slavery.
Examples of General Symbols
Kamatayan Death or
Bad omen
Examples of General Symbols
Syringe