Category: Politics

For some reason, I couldn’t find the link to last Sunday’s episode of Världens Lyckligaste Folk in Helsingborgs Dagblad. Here‘s the latest episode.

And here are the two latest illustrations:

Here’s an illustration that I made for the new issue of Brand, to be released on May 1st:

The new magazine looks great. I probably would have used a slightly different style if I’d seen the rest of the book first, but it still feels good to have contributed to such a nice package…

From Helsingborgs Dagblad today:

Yesterday’s Helsingborgs Dagblad published this image along with the fourth part of Världens Lyckligaste Folk:

Mogens Glistrup: Send them home or put them in camps!

Pia Kjærsgaard: Yes, well… We Danish aren’t a racist people, but…

Some of today’s work…

Third illustration in the Världens Lyckligaste Folk series (published in Helsingborgs Dagblad):

I can’t find the image at the site right now, but I’m sure it’s there somewhere. At least it was in the paper last Sunday…

The guy in the image is Mogens Glistrup, who started a political (kind of) party in the 1970ies in Denmark. Fremskritsspatriet, which kind of turned into Dansk Folkeparti which is active today (making a long story very short). Fremskrittspartiet was a clown party, much like Ny Demokrati which came later in in Sweden. But where Ny Demokrati failed pretty quickly, their Danish counterparts had lots of success. And their heirs, Dansk Folkeparti has a lot of space to turn their racist, sorry, islamophobic politics into practice. We have a counterpart to them too in Sweden: Sverigedemokraterna. Hopefully they will crawl back under their rook pretty soon too.

Helsingborgs Dagblad yesterday:

Another attempt to undermine the growing(?) racism in Helsingborg…

Helsingborgs Dagblad is currently (starting today) running Lena Sundström’s book Världens Lyckligaste Folk on Sundays, with illustrations by me.

This is the first one:

The book is about Denmark’s road to racism. Kind of a preemptive strike against a similar development in Sweden (especially the southern region). 

Lena Sundström’s new foreword (only in Swedish).
Today’s first installment in HD (only in Swedish).

Guess what it’s about: