Drawing by Lucille Clerc (French illustrator in London)

Illustrators and cartoonists around the world are paying tribute to those killed in the terrible shooting that just occurred at the offices of Paris-based satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo. 12 people were killed by the masked gunmen, including Charlie Hebdo’s editor and publisher Stéphane “Charb” Charbonnier, and three cartoonists Jean “Cabu” Cabut, Georges Wolinski, and Bernard Verlhac (known as “Tignous”).

Many artists and newspapers took to Twitter using the hashtag #charliehebdo and #jesuischarlie to respond to the killings:

Drawing by Jean Jullien (France)

Drawing by David Pope (Australia)

Drawing by Steve Bell, for The Guardian

Drawing by Dave Brown, for the Independent

Drawing by MATT, for The Telegraph

Drawing by Ann Telnaes, for The Washington Post (USA)

Drawing by Mala Imagen (Chile)

Drawing by Ruben L. Oppenheimer (Netherlands)

Drawing by Joep Bertrams (Netherlands)

Drawing by Francisco J. Olea (Chile)

Drawing by Satish Acharya (India)

Drawing by Michael de Adder (Canada)

Drawing by Tom Toles, for The Washington Post

Drawing by Patrick Chappatte, for International New York Times