Since the early 1990s, Mike Flugennock has produced over a hundred political cartoon posters that have been the favorite of resistance movements ranging from those opposing war in Iraq and Afghanistan, to globalization and many other domestic causes, and has illustrated the covers of The Progressive (October 2002) and Alternative Press Review (Summer 2001).

He has also been featured in the Washington Post (September 2002), on STV Public TV, Stockholm (October 2002), and in Süddeutsche Zeitung, Munich, Germany (April 2003) for his art promoting mass protests. He has attracted a loyal following of people who “flypaste” his art in scores of cities throughout the USA, Canada and Europe. Through free access to his inspired creations at this website, people have quickly come to recognize his art by its distinctive style. (Above, left: Mike on the streets of downtown DC, postering for the Fall 2002 IMF/World Bank protests. Photo by Andrea Bruce Woodall, the Washington Post)

Questions? Comments? Drop Mike a line at flugennock at sinkers dot org.

“Poster Boy of Protest” in Washington Post Style, September 27, 2002. (4.3mb pdf)

“Mike Flugennock’s Greatest Hits” featured in cartoon exhibit at Provisions Gallery, Washington, DC, Summer 2006.

“Meet A Local Cartoonist: A Chat with Mike Flugennock” interview in Washington DC CityPaper Arts section, January 10, 2011.

Out with the crew for an evening’s postering for the IMF/World Bank protests, August 2001: