The (very) irregular cartoonblog by Ronald Slabbers

I made this cartoon in about 1994
for Dutch, well respected, women magazine ‘Elegance’.
For the topic ‘Office love and lies’
they wanted a classic yet rather daring cartoon.

(Positive Seite der Griechenlandkrise…

“Schon zuruck??” /  “War ein griechisches Schiff!”).

Published In:

German newspaper “Handelsblatt” / 11 March 2010.

German weekly news magazine “Focus” / 15 March 2010

Published In German newspaper “Handelsblatt” / 02 March 2010.

(Banker unter Druck: “Es ist schon März, wo bleibt mein Bonus?!”)

Published In German newspaper “Handelsblatt” / 19 February 2010.

This drawing was broadcasted on 4000 video screens in Berlin’s subway trains /24 February 2010

“Lufthansa pilots at home”

Published In German newspaper “Handelsblatt” / 23 February 2010.

This drawing was broadcasted on 4000 video screens in Berlin’s subway trains. / June 2009

Published in Elsevier magazine, the Netherlands. / December 2009

This drawing was broadcasted on 4000 video screens in Berlin’s subway trains /10 March 2010

Originally drawn in the Bush period, but probably still rather true

Recently a customer was killed by an agressive taxi driver in Amsterdam.

This drawing was broadcasted in February 2009 on 4000 video screens in Berlin’s subway trains.

Published in Eulenspiegel Magazine, Germany / February 2009

Made at the end of the Bush period, but apart from the new president probably still rather accurate…

Soon available as limited # print.

I made this drawing in 1980.
Technique: Rotring pen and airbrush.
Published in books, magazines and as postcards.

Used in an ad campaign for a Dutch lawyers office.

Made at the time when mr. Bush ‘ruled’ the world.

This drawing was broadcasted on 4000 video screens in Berlin’s subway trains / April 2008

‘Zorg’ is the Dutch word for “welfare” or ‘care’.
A great part of the Dutch office time is spoiled by care, care and even more care.

For “Onze Taal” (our language) Dutch magazine on Language. / June 2009

Published in Het Financieele Dagblad (Dutch Financial Daily) / March 2008