European Tour 2017: Berlin

In an already cartoonishly perfect example of how censorship never stops once it gets going, Germany's list of banned symbols now includes Kurdish flags (most likely after a little pressure from Turkey). 

I waited until I left the country to draw this one.

European Tour 2017: somewhere in West Athens

A practical lesson in the benefits of camouflage.

European Tour 2017: Syntagma

Refugees in Greece are on a hunger strike to be reuinited with their families in Germany, after months of waiting in immigration limbo. International bureacracy might finish what the Mediterranean started.

European Tour 2017: Exarchia

Friday night was a long one. Accidentally got stuck in the famous "anarchist district" while every way out was cut off by riots and tear gas. But this one image, of a solo anarchist attacking a traffic light with his back to the action, has really stuck with me. I...just don't get it.

European Tour 2017: Belfast

I'll be talking politics with another foreigner, the Northern Ireland border issue will come up, and their eyes will pop open as they suddenly shout "OH SHIT, I DIDN'T THINK OF THAT!" This has happened so many times I've literally lost count.

European Tour 2017: Barcelona

Carles Puidemont starts a rebellion, the government responds by (shockingly) charging him with rebellion, and he enacts his master plan of running away to Belgium. A brief and anticlimactic homage to Catalonia.

Unleashed

Brexit frees Britain's ugly side from the last of its inhibitions.

Pheromone

For those special nights when fascists need to trick Europe into thinking that they give a shit about protecting women.