Eric Garcia - In These Times

Eric J. Garcia describes his artwork as “historically based, politically charged criticism, with the goal of creating dialogue about contemporary issues.” A versatile artist working in an assortment of media, Garcia began creating political cartoons while serving in the U.S. Air Force to poke fun at friends and officers. He soon ventured into broader issues. His work can be viewed at El Machete.

A graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Garcia has won numerous awards, including First Place College Cartoonist Award from the Illinois College Associated Press and Best Graphic Illustrator for a College Newspaper from the New Mexico Associated Press. His political cartoons and satirical graphics have been published in a variety of media outlets, and by grassroots organizations in the United States and abroad.

Where Are Obama’s Tears Over ICE Raids?

RIP Jose Guerrero

RIP Jose Guerrero

Donald Trump’s Racist Sap

And Out Come the Wolves

Angels of Death

Rotten to the Core

Eduardo Galeano RIP

Rahm Emanuel’s Trail of Devastation in Chicago

A New Hope for Chicago

The Reality of Rahm

America and the Mexican 43

Birds of a Feather

America: Neighbor

Cheney’s Regrets?

From Gaza to Ferguson

War and the V.A.

The Children of the Border

A Decade of Environmentalist Deaths

Rahm Emanuel’s Speeding Camera Message

Walmart: The Real Welfare Queen

George W. Bush’s Joy of Painting

RIP Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Weather: Explained

Mandela Terrorist

America’s Bad Dog

Operation Streamline

This Shutdown Is Bad For America’s Health

Distractions From Syria

Oh! Pelican Bay

Uncle Sam Stands His Ground

NSA: Checks and Balances

El Machete Illustrated

Bush Library Corky Library

Bush’s Legacy

Raiders of the Lost Art

A Spectre Haunting Pope Francis

The Arizona Chainsaw Massacre

Locking the Gun Cabinet

Tiburcio Vasquez and Andrew Jackson

Collateral Damage

After Christmas Sale