A long road. A quiet demand. No intention of turning back. Intentions considers what it means to keep moving when the destination is still miles away.
Category: political cartoon
What Amsterdam’s Meat Ad Ban Signals About the Future of Advertising
Amsterdam has voted to prohibit meat advertising in publicly owned spaces beginning May 1, 2026, raising broader questions about how cities align public messaging with climate and public health goals.
Promises Made, Promises Kept?
Campaign promises spark hope and mobilize movements—but real progress is measured after the speeches end.
Free At Last
What if animal liberation weren’t confined to courtrooms and campaigns—but passed quietly into law? This satirical illustration imagines a future where New York City recognizes what activists have long argued: freedom is not species-specific. As Bronx Zoo animals walk through open gates and into public life, the cartoon asks a simple, unsettling question—what changes when justice finally applies to everyone?
Cartoon: “Unite for Animals”
The animal-exploitation industries and their political representatives place their hope in keeping the animal-protection community divided against itself. Such division … More
