After the Florida school shooting, Pia Guerra couldn't sleep so she began to draw. Now the Canadian cartoonist has opened up about the image that has touched thousands. Nineteen-year-old Nikolas ...

Drawing cartoon characters is a fun way to express creativity. Artists of all skill levels can enjoy coming up with unique character ideas. With a bit of imagination, anyone can create their own ...

Pia Guerra opened up about the moment she knew she had to memorialize at least one of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting victims in Parkland in her unique way.

A cartoon that ran in Friday's (August 17) edition of The Florida Times-Union criticizing rap music and rappers caused controversy in the local community, ...

LIKE many people around the world, Canadian artist Pia Guerra, 46, felt a wave of immense sadness when she learned of the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida.

A pro-Black Lives Matter cartoon made available to students at a Florida school district outraged some parents, who claimed the district was trying to indoctrinate students with a left-wing agenda ...

If you want to see more cartoons and learn more about his creative process, you can order his book, “Drawing You In," published to commemorate his 25th anniversary with The World-Herald ...

What’s your favorite New Yorker cartoon trope or cliché (e.g., desert island, grim reaper, Rapunzel tower)? I’ll go with the Moby Dick trope, because whales are easy to draw, and I like a ...

As people around the nation are grappling with the Feb. 14 massacre in Parkland, Florida, one artist's work is as heartbreaking as is it is healing. Pia Guerra opened up about the moment she knew ...

As people around the nation are grappling with the Feb. 14 massacre in Parkland, Florida, one artist's work is as heartbreaking as is it is healing. Pia Guerra opened up about the moment she knew ...