Noun
/kɑːrˈtuːnɪst/
The term "cartoonist" refers to a person who creates cartoons, which can be illustrated drawings, often humorous or satirical, designed to express an idea, comment on current events, or tell a story. Cartoonists can work in various mediums, including newspapers, magazines, and online platforms. The frequency of use is relatively common, especially in discussions about media, art, and entertainment. The term is more frequently used in written contexts than in oral speech, primarily due to its specific association with the artistic profession.
The cartoonist illustrated the latest political scandal with a clever comic strip.
El caricaturista ilustró el último escándalo político con una inteligente tira cómica.
Many children aspire to become a cartoonist after watching their favorite animated shows.
Muchos niños aspiran a convertirse en caricaturistas después de ver sus programas animados favoritos.
The cartoonist's unique style gained him a large following on social media.
El estilo único del caricaturista le ganó una gran cantidad de seguidores en las redes sociales.
While "cartoonist" is not commonly a part of many idiomatic expressions, it can relate to the broader context of artistic expression, humor, and social commentary.
He really knows how to draw a line in the sand with his cartoons.
Sabe muy bien cómo dibujar una línea en la arena con sus caricaturas.
The cartoonist threw shade at the politician in her latest piece.
La caricaturista criticó al político en su última obra.
She has a way of seeing the world through rose-colored glasses, which reflects in her cartoon work.
Tiene una forma de ver el mundo a través de gafas de color rosa, que se refleja en su trabajo de caricatura.
His cartoons pack a punch when it comes to social commentary.
Sus caricaturas tienen mucho impacto cuando se trata de comentar sobre la sociedad.
The cartoonist is always looking for the silver lining to illustrate in her strips.
La caricaturista siempre busca el lado positivo para ilustrar en sus tiras.
The word "cartoonist" is derived from "cartoon," which originates from the Italian word "cartone," meaning "large paper" or "cardboard." The term "cartoon" initially referred to a full-size drawing made for a painting or tapestry. By the late 19th century, "cartoon" began to refer to humorous illustrations, leading to the modern usage of "cartoonist" as someone who creates those drawings.
Synonyms: - Illustrator - Comic artist - Satirist
Antonyms: - Fine artist (in context) - Realist (in context)