“Farmers’ Organisation – Helping Communities Truly Thrive” is a whiteboard animation created for FAO to showcase how farmers’ organizations strengthen rural communities. Inspired by real stories and developed with input from FAO, GAFSP, and the Sara Bangla Krishak Society, the hand-drawn style was chosen for its strong connection with farmers. The result is an authentic, engaging animation highlighting how collaboration drives resilience and lasting change.
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At Cartoon People, we create visuals that do more than look good—they clarify ideas, spark dialogue, and inspire action. Whether it’s comics that simplify complex messages, animations that make stories unforgettable, murals that reflect collective causes, or visual facilitation and graphic recording that capture conversations in real time, our work is designed to help you communicate with impact. Add to that our live caricatures, bringing energy and engagement to events, and you’ll find that whatever your communication need, we transform it into visuals that truly connect.
Comics As Communication tool
We use comics and illustrated stories to make learning and awareness more engaging. By combining visuals with simple narratives, we help children, youth, and communities understand important issues in relatable and memorable ways. Our work includes children’s books, educational comics, posters, stickers, and illustrated guides for schools, factories, and community programs.
We’ve partnered with Plan International Bangladesh, IMO, World Bank, BRAC, Star Cineplex, and others to support campaigns on education, gender equality, health, migration, and workplace rights. By turning complex messages into clear, accessible stories, our comics help organizations reach wider audiences, enhance training, and inspire positive change.
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Na Dorai: Adventure of Ayesha
In collaboration with Star Cineplex, Cartoon People created Bangladesh’s first-ever movie spin-off comic book. Based on the groundbreaking film Na Dorai, the 44-page comic “Adventure of Ayesha” extended the cinematic universe into print. This innovative crossover not only promoted the film but also gave readers a new way to experience Ayesha’s story — proving how comics can be a bold and effective tool for cultural storytelling and marketing..
Cholo Bodlai
Cartoon People collaborated with Plan International Bangladesh to create Cholo Bodlai, a children’s book developed under the Gender and Breakthrough project. Launched on the International Day of the Girl Child 2018, the book turned adolescents’ voices into fairy-tale-inspired stories and vibrant illustrations. The narratives highlighted barriers to girls’ rights and proposed solutions, making complex topics around gender equality, SRHR, and violence prevention both engaging and understandable for young readers. Today, the project reaches over 300 schools with government funding, in partnership with the Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education, the Department of Women Affairs, Plan International, and with technical support from UNFPA.
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Animation
We provide 2D and whiteboard animation that transforms messages into engaging stories. Guided by a consultancy-first approach, we begin by understanding your goals and audience, then conduct research to shape authentic storytelling. From storyboarding and design to final production, we bring your narrative to life with a structured feedback process that ensures your vision is captured at every step.
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“The Power of Analogue Decision” is an animation developed for the University of Westminster to explore the human impact of social security distribution. Grounded in real experiences, we used a comic strip instead of a traditional storyboard to shape the narrative and visuals. This approach, combined with stakeholder feedback, ensured a final animation that is both emotionally resonant and visually compelling.
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Mural that reflect your cause
At Cartoon People, we create murals that are more than just visuals on a wall — they are powerful reflections of the values, stories, and missions of the communities and organizations we work with. Each mural is designed in close collaboration with our clients and local participants, ensuring that the artwork does not just decorate a space but embodies the cause it represents.Our murals are created with the community, by the community — empowering people to share their stories and take ownership of something meaningful.Community art is not just beautification; it’s a catalyst for dialogue, awareness, and grassroots action. Here’s a look at some of our mural projects that brought stories and causes to life over the years:
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A community mural project by Cartoon People in collaboration with The World Bank
In this inspiring initiative, students from Khilgaon Girls’ School joined hands with Cartoon People artists to reimagine a cleaner, greener Dhaka. Together, they transformed their school wall into a vibrant 2000-square-foot mural — a hopeful vision of a future with clean air, blue skies, and a healthier city.
Unsung Heroes: A Tribute to Dhaka’s Waste Workers
In 2023, in collaboration with Shakti Foundation, MetLife Foundation, and Dhaka North City Corporation, Cartoon People transformed a garbage storage facility in Mirpur into a striking mural that celebrates the everyday heroes of our city — garbage collectors.
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Live caricature Event
We bring creativity and entertainment together through our live caricature service for corporate and special events. Our talented team of cartoonists creates personalized caricatures that not only capture likeness but also highlight the theme and message of the event, ensuring each artwork feels meaningful and memorable.Beyond the art itself, we focus on quality audience engagement. Our artists interact with guests, spark conversations, and create a lively atmosphere where everyone feels connected to the event. Each caricature becomes both a piece of entertainment and a keepsake, making your occasion truly unforgettable.Whether it’s a corporate gathering, wedding, brand activation, or special celebration, our live caricature service guarantees stunning visuals, interactive fun, and a unique way to communicate your message.
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Live Caricature and Cartoon workshop at the embassy of Italy Dhaka
Live caricature at Standard chartered Bank Bangladesh
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Live Visual Facilitation
Cartoon People brings ideas to life through real-time visual facilitation. In workshops, meetings, or conferences—onsite or online—we capture discussions as visual maps, sketchnotes, and illustrations that keep participants engaged and connected. We create live visuals on boards or tablets, provide post-event summaries and graphics, and support pre-event planning. Whether clarifying ideas, sparking collaboration, or creating memorable takeaways, our visuals make events more interactive and impactful.
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BIGD & IDS | CLEAR Conference
At the Knowledge, Power, and Change in Polycrisis conference, we provided live visual brainstorming and illustrations during research sessions. Themes included resilience, social protection, digital promises, power and accountability, and learning loss. The visuals highlighted innovative pandemic responses, youth engagement, and digital decision-making.
Policy Lab Workshop | CARE Bangladesh
We supported a workshop with Prof. Joe Devine and Dr. Ipshita Basu through live drawing and visual brainstorming. The outputs included illustrated notes and a scroll-comic summarizing key issues, making insights clearer, engaging, and easier to share in later presentations.
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Visual communication design
At Cartoon People, we often create instructional posters, infographics, storyboards, visual guidelines, art books, brochures, and other print collateral for clients across development, education, and creative sectors. Our goal is simple: to transform complex information into visuals that are easy to understand, engaging to look at, and effective in communication.
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Instructional Posters for FAO
One of our recent projects involved designing a series of instructional posters for the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). The goal was to present technical information through a clean, friendly visual narrative that could resonate with a wide range of audiences. The posters illustrate the full journey of poultry across Dhaka city—from hatchery to wholesale market, to retail market, and finally to the household—clearly highlighting both good and bad handling practices at each stage. We began with rough sketches based on FAO’s technical guidelines and gradually refined them into detailed compositions. Throughout the process, we incorporated continuous feedback to ensure accuracy, clarity, and practical usability. The final visuals turn complex procedures into simple, accessible information that can be easily understood and applied in the field.
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Contact Us
Email us at cartoonpeoplecomics@gmail.com if you’re interested in our services. Let’s create something extraordinary together!
