William Brodie

Amateur human

[Peter Brookes @BrookesTimes]

My cartoon @thetimes Monday. Prints available to buy from
https://t.co/2Brf8C5Dih

[roweafr @roweafr]

king of the north @FinancialReview

[Nux @mherlihy0816]

"Time is a flat circle"

[Peter Brookes @BrookesTimes]

My cartoon @thetimes Saturday. Prints available to buy from
https://t.co/2Brf8C5Dih

[Rod Emmerson @rodemmerson]

In today’s NZ Herald

[roweafr @roweafr]

gods and monsters..@FinancialReview

[Moog @a_toots]

Nigel Farage walking, but with the St Trinian's Flash Harry music added. 👌🏻

[Peter Brookes @BrookesTimes]

My cartoon @TheTimes Monday. Prints available to buy from
https://t.co/2Brf8C5Dih

[Peter Brookes @BrookesTimes]

My cartoon @thetimes Saturday. Prints available to buy from
https://t.co/2Brf8C5Dih

[James Hogg @JamesAHogg2]

In celebration of the new heatwave, here's a Public Information Film from the 1970's that you might just recognise. It's one of four films featuring two characters enjoying the good weather: Joe, complete with a handkerchief on his head, and his bespectacled wife, Pertunia, who has a tongue like Gene Simmons from Kiss! 

Joe was voiced by Peter Hawkins (Bill & Ben, etc) and Wendy Craig voiced the first three films as Pertunia, followed by Bridget Forsyth. The films were made by the same people who brought us Willo the Wisp!

 Bit of Public Information Film trivia for you. Did you know that Charley the cat from the Charley Says series, was voiced by Kenny Everett!

Toodlepip.

[roweafr @roweafr]

can-can @FinancialReview

[roweafr @roweafr]

after manet @FinancialReview

[deAn cartoons @ThisInkyLife]

Waiter... #cartoon

[Matt Cartoons @MattCartoonist]

My latest cartoon for tomorrow's @Telegraph

Buy a print of my cartoons at https://t.co/ILFJjPmckx

Original artwork from https://t.co/bVPAkgE34y

[Peter Brookes @BrookesTimes]

My cartooon @thetimes Monday. Prints available to buy from
https://t.co/2Brf8C5Dih

[Political Cartoon @Cartoon4sale]

Morten Morland @mortenmorland on Donald #Trump and 250 years of US independence @TheTimes – political cartoon gallery in London https://t.co/dePcTdnXF6