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19 MARCH 2012
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Gerald Scarfe: Drawing inspiration

"Gerald Scarfe is known for thirty years of brilliant caricatures that have appeared in Private Eye, the New Yorker and the Sunday Times, as well as his artwork for Disney's Hercules, the titles fo Yes Minister and Pink Floyd's The Wall. In this film, shot in his studio, the distinguished British illustrator and cartoonist draws us a picture and discusses the lasting influence of the V&A."

(V&A Channel)

Fig.1 video interview with Gerald Scarfe, published by the V&A Channel.

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art and design practitioners • artwork • British illustrator • caricature • cartoon fabrications • cartoonist • depictions of real-life people • distorted appearance • editorial cartoon • exaggerated appearance • Gerald Scarfe • graphic arts • Hercules • illustration • illustrator • interview • New Yorker • Pink Floyd • politician caricature • practitioner interview • Private Eye (magazine) • satirical representation • stage designer • Sunday Times • The Wall (music) • UK • V and A • V and A Channel • Victoria and Albert Museum • visual design • Walt Disney • Yes Minister

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Simon Perkins
05 MAY 2007
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Yes Prime Minister: parodying Australian Prime Minister

[Yes Prime Minister is an interactive parody of Australia's ex-Prime Minister John Winston Howard. The interactive toy works as a kind of digital 'fridge magnet poetry' through allowing users to re-mix Little Johnny's speeches for humorous effect. The toy was created by the Australian communications agency 'Thought By Them'.]

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http://www.samesame.com.au/news/local/781/John-Howard-Goes-Viral.htm

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Australia • Australian Liberal Party • conservative • culture jamming • fridge magnet poetry • humour • interactive • John Howard • Little Johnny • parody • politician • politician caricature • Prime Minister • rightwing • SameSame • satire • social-conservative • speech • Thought By Them • toy

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The Constellations Project
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