Occupy Wall Street by Dena Schutzer

Some images I made from Zuccotti Park in October and early November.

"I was particularly struck by how everyone there was in the 99% - the protesters, the tourists, the police... and how Wall St. was represented by the smug suits in the store windows for me."

Occupy Lisbon, Pedro Loureiro

São Bento, Lisboa, 24 de Novembro de 2011

A escadaria da democracia estava interdita. Há que voltar às caixas de sabão.

Occupy Wall Street by Michelle Fava

Occupy Wall Street

From investigative cartoonist, Sharon Rosenzweig, at the mothership of the movement.

More at http://tinyurl.com/occupycomictorah

Brendan, anarchist, at the class war camp.

Tony Massa, 89. WWII veteran, machinist, fighter for social justice, met Mussolini as a child. He is mobilizing senior citizens.

Gregg Woolard, artist, found his favorite spot at the Occupation.

Occupy Chicago by Dave Wittekind

November 7, 2011

A couple of the sketches are from a rally co-sponsored by Occupy Chicago and various senior citizen’s rights groups which was held at the Federal Plaza on Nov. 7th to protest proposed cuts to Medicare and Social Security. The gathering, which featured brief appearances by Sen. Dick Durbin and other local politicians (notably absent was other state senator Mark Kirk), was followed by a march and sit-in which blocked traffic at the intersection of Clark and Jackson until police peacefully arrested some of the protesters in what amounted to a staged act of civil disobedience.

See the full post at http://www.davesink.com/?p=4635

Occupy Wall Street, by Sharon Rosenzweig

From Veteran's of the 99% event, 2/2/11, Iraq veteran Kyle, from Harrisburg, PA, stands in solidarity with Scott Olsen, Marine injured by police in Oakland.

More from this event at http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/11/02/1032529/-IVAW’s-‘Veterans-of-the-99’-March%C2%A0Event,-Photo-Diary?via=siderecent

New York City police, monitoring Zucotti Park, 11/2/2011.

Occupy Glasgow: Wil Freeborn

http://www.urbansketchers.org/2011/11/occupy-glasgow.html

On Thursday I went by George square to do a sketch of the occupy Glasgow protest. It was a lot smaller than I first thought it would be for I was sure Glasgow's socialist past would give the demonstration lots of support. As it was I started drawing this on the bench near people on their lunch break eating their sandwiches. At the time there were loads of press as members of the Glasgow council popped by for a meeting, then oddly a scuffle sparked off when a guy in a suit got upset with something. They gave a short speech where they mentioned they would move soon to the west end.

Occupy Provo!

Adam Borg' s portraits from Provo, Utah! 
more at:  http://adamborg.blogspot.com/2011/10/occupy-provo.html

MollyCrabapple.com: Faces of Occupied Wall Street

http://mollycrabapple.com/page/3/

MollyCrabapple.com: Faces of Occupied Wall Street

http://mollycrabapple.com/page/3/

Occupy Seattle: 10/8/11 by Sarah Rosenzweig

OccupyChicago, 10/17/11. Sharon Rosenzweig

See full gallery here.

another sketch from Zuccotti Park, October 15

This is a quick sketch of a mother and son.  He had been in the navy for 10 years, he's now in the reserves.  He said, "People in the military are just like everyone else-- we know the difference between right and wrong."  His mom looked on as passerbys eagerly engaged him in conversation: "I was a single mom," she said.  I must have raised him right."

Occupy Oakland

From Cartoonist Dan Archer: http://archcomix.com/occupy.html

Occupy Wall Street, October 15. 2011

These were some of my first rough sketches:

"The right to protest is something every kid should learn."

 

"Cleaning up elections will help us address all of our grievances."

Publish Post

Occupy Oakland

From Cartoonist Dan Archer: http://archcomix.com/occupy.html

From Occupy Chicago, Oct.9,2011

Images from OccupyChicago by investigative cartoonist, Sharon Rosenzweig, at

http://tinyurl.com/3cej4md

Share Your Occupation Art

Are you and artist? Can you draw? Our project is to support the Occupy Wall Street movement by making portraits of the occupants, documenting the range of participants and recording their massages, using our special skills as artists.

The Occupation Movement is now global. We hope to collect images from artists everywhere.

Send us your art from your Occupation. Please send 72 dpi jpegs or a link to your web album to sbrzweig@gmail.com.

Artists Call: Document the Occupants!

Artists needed globally to document the occupants, answering the questions, "Who are these people and what do they want?"