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67 Of Paweł Kuczyński’s Best Illustrations Created Over The Years That Still Hit Hard
Some illustrations make you laugh at first, then make you stop and think once you look a little closer. That’s exactly what Polish artist Paweł Kuczyński does with his satirical work, using clever visual ideas to comment on social, political, and cultural issues around us.
We’ve featured Kuczyński’s work several times over the years, and some of his illustrations have clearly stuck with our community. So, this time, we’ve gone back through our previous posts and selected some of the artist’s best and most popular illustrations, based on the ones our readers have loved the most.
Scroll down to revisit some of Paweł's most thought-provoking work and see which illustrations still make you stop and think.
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#1
Andrew Keir 34 minutes ago
"You're safe, don't worry about them. They're not cats." First they came for the communists ...
Kuczyński was born in 1976 and graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznań. He began creating satirical illustrations in 2004, and his work has since earned dozens of prizes and distinctions in international competitions. Over the years, he has built a distinctive style that allows him to tackle serious subjects without saying a single word.
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#2
Andrew Keir 33 minutes ago
I can't help thinking that this is not what democracy was supposed to be ...
Technology, social media, inequality, poverty, war, environmental problems, and our everyday habits are just some of the topics that appear in his illustrations. His work often takes something familiar and gives it an unexpected twist, making us question the things we have come to accept as normal.
#6
Andrew Keir 27 minutes ago
Keep your friends close, your enemies closer, and your secrets closest of all
#7
Andrew Keir 26 minutes ago
Put it down, and take a walk in the fresh air. You'll feel better for it.
#8
Andrew Keir 25 minutes ago
Adam is not the only one. Banks exist to make money - literally ! - and not for any other reason. Except maybe , donating to a certain political party ...
#12
Andrew Keir 19 minutes ago
The editor says this will never get published, as the cat holds a large amount of stock in the business. (Oh, and those are cameras, not guns).
#16
Andrew Keir 14 minutes ago
"And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?"
#17
Andrew Keir 13 minutes ago
Books are the websites that our predecessors have left for us to find
#23
Andrew Keir 5 minutes ago
Interesting that the lady gets the smallest tablet. Maybe she's been wasting time in the kitchen ?
#48
#51
Andrew Keir 10 minutes ago
Animals always smile. Ask any advertising genius. (See the Ameglian Major Cow in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Universe)
#52
Andrew Keir 4 minutes ago
All very cuddly until you realise that this could also be aimed at a priest of *your* religion ...
#53
Andrew Keir 1 minute ago
This resonates, in a country where boys used to work down the mines from the age of 4
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