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A sharp political satire illustrating how civilian authority can co-opt military force under the guise of policing.
A satirical illustration of an anonymous soldier, highlighting themes of secrecy and institutional ambiguity in modern warfare.
When one person bears the weight while others slide away-classic imbalance in action.
When your coding session meets real-world connection-stick figure meets human under the tree.
“Passing the Baton” - a sharp political cartoon illustrating the transfer of military authority, complete with fiery symbolism and expressive caricature.
“The uniforms are impeccable, but I think I’ll never get used to this new military salute!” - a classic military training gag.
A stylized caricature showing a stern commander guiding a massive, synchronized troop formation-evoking commentary on leadership and collective action.
One soldier walks off while the rest chant slogans in lockstep-a visual jab at rigid ideological training.
“As an all-volunteer army, you should be pleased to learn that you’ve all volunteered again.” - A biting satire on repeated deployments in the Iraq War era.
The big tank handles outside threats; the little one sweats over inside ones-satire on national security priorities.
A pointed political cartoon highlighting the absurdity of blaming attire instead of addressing systemic issues in military culture.
Soldiers with email-symbol heads march in formation, carrying laptops under national flags-a sharp visual metaphor for digital-age state power.
“It’s just the wind… go back to sleep!” - a biting satire on Pakistan’s claimed ignorance of Bin Laden’s presence.
A stylized depiction of a mid-20th-century tank featuring green-and-tan camouflage, dual armaments, and classic tracked mobility.
“The kit’s finally arrived then.” - A humorous take on military procurement delays, blending eras for comic effect.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a man in a military uniform with the word "Pakistan" written on his chest. He is wearing a red cap with a gold emblem on it and a green sash around his neck. The man is holding his hand to his mouth and appears to be deep in thought. Above his head, there is a speech bubble that reads "Yes, bin Laden was hiding right under our nose... So, we've launched a full investigation into it." The background is white.
Soldiers hold protest signs reading “Don’t Shoot! I’m Not a Combat Soldier”-a satirical take on role ambiguity during wartime promotions.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a young boy wearing a military uniform. He is wearing a green helmet with a camouflage pattern and a green jacket with multiple pockets and trousers. He has a big smile on his face and is saluting with his right hand. His left hand is resting on his forehead and he is wearing black boots. The background is white.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a soldier sitting on top of a tank. The soldier is wearing a green helmet with a white stripe on the side and a face mask. He is holding a rifle in his right hand and has a sad expression on his face. The tank is green in color and has four large round wheels on the bottom. The background is white.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a young boy dressed in a military uniform. He is wearing a green beret, a green camouflage uniform, and black boots. He has a backpack on his back and is holding a black rifle in his right hand. The boy has a big smile on his face and is looking directly at the camera. The background is white.