If you’re a fan of funny cartoons, you should check out Matt Reuter’s work. He’s a cartoonist, designer, and illustrator from Brooklyn, New York. He has an unique talent to humorously capture the essence of today’s affairs in just one frame. Scroll down to check out our favorites!
Your pet knows your voice. And they especially know your voice when you say the magic words “Good boy!” It works so well with dogs – scroll down to see how it goes with cats!
Tom Gauld is a cartoonist and illustrator from Scotland that has the talent to blend funny stuff with intellectual stimulation. He creates humorous and sometimes philosophical comics about literature, technology, art, science and more. He has also created a number of books which you can find on Amazon. Scroll down to check out some of our favorite cartoons!
The summer can get really hot, especially in Beijing, China where temperatures regularly exceed 30° Celsius (86° Fahrenheit). When some men get really hot so they roll up their shirt. It is mainly the working class and they have been doing this for a long time, however it looks really weird to a westerner. This is often referred to as the Beijing bikini. Scroll down to see the funniest examples of this awkward Chinese men’s fashion trend.
Dave Blazek is a cartoonist with more than 20 years of experience. He has been awarded with two National Cartoonists Society Reuben Awards, which is considered the Oscar of cartooning, his work has appeared in newspapers such as The Washington Post and The Philadelphia Inquirer, and Dave has published several books you can order on Amazon. Scroll down to check out some of our favorites!
Photographer and self-taught digital artist John Wilhelm has creatively chronicled his kids’ lives for many years. Through his series of funny family photos, he uses digital manipulation to incorporate their everyday lives and childhood antics into fantastical scenes that are too delightfully outrageous to be real. Scroll down to see the funniest examples!
Domien Delforge (also known as Studio Stoutpoep) is a Belgian artist who illustrates controversial modern-day issues that not everyone might find funny. Some may even become offended and start fighting in the comments. Scroll down to see some of his funniest cartoons about toxic masculinity, gender stereotypes, women’s issues, and many other things!
Joseph Nowak is a Canadian artist who lives and works Berlin, Germany. He creates funny single-panel comics that are sure to make you chuckle. He has been drawing comics since 2012 and is still going strong. From reversed surreal scenarios to the everyday life struggles of a centipede, to relationship problems of astronauts – he finds humor in the most random situations. Warning: some of Nowak’s cartoons are pretty dark. Scroll down to check out our favorites!
You probably thought that you already know all dog breeds and have seen them all… But there’s a completely new type of dog: the duck-billed platypus dog! Nope, that’s not a typo. It’s a mix between platypuses and dogs. A truly magnificent animal. Scroll down to see some of the finest specimens!
You might feel that you’ve seen this artist’s work somewhere and you would not be mistaken. Navied Mahdavian’s cartoons have appeared in The New Yorker since 2018, and today, we would like to share some of our favorites. If you find yourself giggling while scrolling through this post, don’t forget to follow Navied Mahdavianon on his Instagram for more funny stuff.
Twitter user Anthony Bonato has created the most amazing scientific thing you’ll see today: Taylor Swift as math functions. It’s brilliant! Someone give this guy a Fields Medal or Nobel Peace Prize, or something…
Phil Jones is an illustrator, designer, and art director from Minneapolis, Minnesota who’s been trying to get his work into The New Yorker, but having not yet succeeded, so he decided to share some of his “favorite rejects” online instead. We think his cartoons are brilliant. Scroll down to see why!
Will Santino is a cartoonist and illustrator who is known for his distinctive artwork that conveys funny messages using minimal words, allowing the visuals to speak volumes. In his own words: “In order to have output, I need input. I read a lot of fiction and I love learning about new things, so I end up on Wikipedia a lot. I love mythology, and history, and fables, and art, and language. I love to learn, so my silly ideas are often the byproduct of my curiosity. More specifically, I drink coffee and doodle in a sketchbook. Coming up with ideas is about having inside jokes with yourself, and then seeing if you can communicate it to another person. It’s about having fun, too. Coming up with a good idea is fun.” Scroll down to check some of our favorites!
Maps are very useful… usually. However, @TerribleMaps Twitter account proves that not all maps are created equal. Some are downright terrible. Scroll down to see the best examples of hilariously pointless maps and don’t forget to also check out Part 1!
Have you ever wondered what is life like in Russia, but never actually had the courage to go there? With the help of artificial intelligence image generators, now you finally can! P.S. What’s up with babushkas with knives?
