Meet John McNamee, the artist behind these funny cartoons, where everyday life is served with a side of absurdity. As a writer for The Onion and a cartoonist whose work has graced The New Yorker, MAD Magazine, and Cartoon Network, McNamee has perfected the art of turning the mundane into pure comedy. Scroll down to … Read more
Creative director, writer and cartoonist Dennis Goris creates thought-provoking single-panel comics depicting the realities of our time. Scroll down to check out the funniest examples!
Ryan Mason is a graphic designer and cartoonist from the US of A. He started making comics back in the 2007 and is still going strong aiming to draw at least one cartoon each week. Some of his cartoons are pretty dark, so not probably not everyone will like them, however If you do and … Read more
Ryan Mason is a cartoonist and graphic designer from Portland, USA. He started making comics back in the 2007 and is still going strong drawing at least one cartoon each week. Some of his cartoons are pretty dark, so not probably not everyone will like them, however If you do and wish to support Ryan’s … Read more
Natalya Lobanova is an artist, cartoonist, and animator based in London. Her debut book Everyone Is Awful is available on Amazon. It will help you laugh about your insecurities, doubts, and sore spots, reminding you that it’s not just you – everyone is a little bit awful! Scroll down to see some of her best … Read more
Will McPhail is a professional doodler extraordinaire. As a regular contributor to The New Yorker, he uses his superpower of turning mundane moments into hilarious cartoons, ensuring that readers can enjoy a hearty chuckle while sipping their morning coffee. This talented guy has also come out with his graphic novel which you should totally check … Read more
If you like juvenile humor and silly puns, John King is the right guy for you. His cartoon series Fruit Gone Bad delivers every time. Scroll down to see some of our favorites and check out Part 1 for even more!
There’s nothing like funny and clever cartoons to brighten up our day. Once a zoology student, Will McPhail is now regularly drawing for the world-famous The New Yorker magazine. He was doodling in lectures when he was supposed to be learning. And even though he did graduate, it was enough to pursue a cartoonist’s career. … Read more
Meet the artist John King who is behind the comic series Fruit Gone Bad. In a world where broccoli can cuss and potatoes can have passionate sex, just what kind of personalities would they have? Let’s find out! In his own words, “I used to draw comics when I was a kid. Action comics, funny … Read more
We love the single-panel comic format because of its simplicity. The humor is condensed into one illustration, brief dialogue, and minimalist style. It’s quite a challenge to blend all these elements into one and achieve a hilarious outcome. Mat Barton is definitely one of the artists who has mastered this art. Mat is a cartoonist … Read more
Mark Anderson has been drawing and telling jokes since he was a kid. What started as a personal passion has now blossomed into his full-fledged career. Mark’s single-panel comics range from Cupid jokes to business gags to music ones that fit perfectly, as he graduated from the University of Northern Iowa with a music degree. … Read more
Kate Curtis is an experienced award-winning art director, illustrator and painter with a career history encompassing senior creative positions in major Australian advertising agencies. Not only has she been widening her focus to include graphic novels and children’s books, more recently her cartoons have appeared in The New Yorker magazine. Her social media following is … Read more
Frank Cotham’s work has been seen regularly around the world, for over three decades now, in the pages of The New Yorker, so he is the guy responsible for all those cartoons that make you chuckle awkwardly in The New Yorker because you don’t fully understand them but laugh anyway to seem sophisticated. He’s like … Read more
Ken Krimstein is a cartoonist, author, and educator whose work appears in The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and The Chicago Tribune. He teaches at DePaul University and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Soon his latest book Einstein in Kafkaland will be released, you can pre-order it … Read more
Artist Shanghai Tango draws brilliantly witty cartoons that are made all the more clever because of their incredible simplicity. By looking at the world in a different way, Tango’s work helps to see things with a fresh perspective. Scroll down to see the best examples!