Alex Gallego

Nov 15, 2024 | dcreport.org | Alex Gallego |Tod Hardin

Alex Gallego hails from Barcelona, Spain. Since 2002, he has been a freelance illustrator, flash animator, caricaturist, cartoonist, concept artist, storyboarder and designer, working with clients in advertising, tv, marketing, magazines, cosmetics, editorial, newspapers, theater, and International conventions. He's developed works for Disney Europe, ESPN, TESCO, IBM, Sony, Nickelodeon (Dora the Explorer), BBC (Gory Games), and Unilever. https://alexgallego.com.

Feb 25, 2024 | dcreport.org | Alex Gallego |Tod Hardin

Alex Gallego and Tod Hardin create another exclusive political cartoon for DCReport, this time addressing the Nikki Haley’s seemingly pointless continuation of her campaign to de-throne Donald Trump – especially after her loss in the primary of her home state, South Carolina. She has numerous in the Republican party calling for her to step down, but she insists she’ll carry on. Visit Alex Gallego’s websiteRead articles from Tod HardinHELP US FEATURE MORE POLITICAL ARTWORK BY DONATING TODAY

Feb 16, 2024 | dcreport.org | Alex Gallego |Tod Hardin

Alex Gallego and Tod Hardin create another exclusive political cartoon for DCReport, this time addressing the death of Russian opposition leader, Alexey Navalny. What reason will the Kremlin give? And will anything be considered truth?

Feb 13, 2024 | dcreport.org | Alex Gallego |Tod Hardin

Alex Gallego hails from Barcelona, Spain. Since 2002, he has been a freelance illustrator, flash animator, caricaturist, cartoonist, concept artist, storyboarder and designer, working with clients in advertising, tv, marketing, magazines, cosmetics, editorial, newspapers, theater, and International conventions. He's developed works for Disney Europe, ESPN, TESCO, IBM, Sony, Nickelodeon (Dora the Explorer), BBC (Gory Games), and Unilever. https://alexgallego.com.

Aug 12, 2023 | dcreport.org | Alex Gallego |Tod Hardin

Join Alex Gallego and Tod Hardin create another exclusive political cartoon for DCReport, this time addressing the tragic wildfires in Hawaii that have killed over 80 people as of August 12. Their feelings about climate change deniers is obvious. Explore more political cartoons from Gallego and HardinVisit Alex Gallego’s websiteRead articles from Tod HardinCreate a PDF