David Sutherland, the artist of Beano’s Bash Street Kids, spent more than 60 years with the DC Thomson
magazine. He began illustrating the strip in 1962 until he drew his final edition at the end of last year.
"It is the end of an era. Given that David started working for DC Thomson in 1959 and had been drawing The Bash Street Kids since 1962, he is the single most important illustrator in Beano history.” "He will be much missed and his legacy will undoubtedly have a lasting impact for many years to come.” After his award was announced in December, the cartoonist said: “When I entered the DC Thomson art competition more than 60 years ago, I couldn’t have guessed where it might lead. I’ve been so lucky to be able to do something I love for a living, and work with so many talented writers whose words have helped bring these characters to life.”
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