Cartoonists from around the world draw tributes to Paris victims

Cartoonists around the world have shown support for their counterpart artists killed in Paris today with a series of images of their own.

Twelve people were killed in the terror attack on the offices of French satirical publication Charlie Hebdo which angered some Muslims after publishing cartoons of Islam’s prophet Mohammed.

Carlos Latuff from Brazil:

Dave Brown of The Independent in the UK:

YGreck cartoonist from Quebec, Canada:

Satish Acharya cartoonist from Kundabpur India:

Nate Beeler of The Columbus Dispatch:

Joep Bertrams, a cartoonist from Amsterdam:

Gary Varvel of the Indianapolis Star:

Ann Telnaes of the Washington Post:

Australian cartoonist David Pope was one of the first to publish his image on social media:

 Jean Jullien, an illustrator from France

Gonza Rodriguez, artist based in Porto Alegre, Brazil