Why do more when you can do less? Forget about untangling those pesky lights or strategically placing ornaments; with Christmas trees like these, you can proudly declare your allegiance to the art of festive minimalism. Struggling with all that glittery stuff is for the overachievers. Scroll down to see brilliant ideas for lazy people who wish do enjoy zero effort Christmas!
Paul Noth is a brilliant artist with decades of experience. His cartoons have appeared regularly in The New Yorker since 2004. He has created short animated films for “Late Night with Conan O’Brien”, and been an animation consultant for “Saturday Night Live”. Paul is also the author of How to Sell Your Family to the Aliens, How to Win the Science Fair When You’re Dead, and How to Properly Dispose of Planet Earth book series.
We all know pets get a bit psyched about the holiday season. They eye the tree with admiration just seconds before murdering it. Anyways, what follows next is a destroyed Christmas tree lying on the floor with broken ornaments all over the room. The good news is that with simple tricks shown in the photos below, it’s no longer necessary for you to choose between having a pet OR having a fabulous Christmas tree.
Tyson Cole is a cartoonist and illustrator from Utah, USA. He has been creating comics since 2011 and have been featured in various magazines. In his own words, “To me, single-panel cartoons have always seemed like perfect little nuggets of humor and art – like a meme, but with more artistry.” Scroll down to see some of his funniest work, and don’t forget to check out Part 1!
Featured below is a list of brilliant last-minute budget-friendly gift ideas by John Atkinson. He’s a funny cartoonist and author of a book Abridged Classics: Brief Summaries of Books that you might also want to check out. It’s a collection of irreverent summations of more than 100 well-known works of literature. We hope these gift ideas will save your Christmas, so scroll down for some inspiration!
Shannon Wheeler is an American artist, best known as a cartoonist for The New Yorker and for creating the satirical superhero Too Much Coffee Man. He’s available for freelance art. He’s fast and the prices are reasonable. Drop him a line if you’re interested. If you’re not interested in custom cartoons made just for you, but like Shannon’s style and humor, you might want to check out his book Why Did We Trust Him? on Amazon and his store on Etsy. Featured below are some of our favorite cartoons.
When the holiday season comes around, cats can suddenly become wild and unstoppable destroyers. Especially if owners haven’t put some work into protecting their Christmas trees. Scroll down to see the funniest examples of cat battles with Christmas trees (spoiler: the trees always lose)!
Jeremy Nguyen is a brilliant cartoonist from Brooklyn, New York. His cartoons have regularly been published in various magazines and he also teaches classes and have spoken to colleges and universities all over the country about cartooning. His latest book Can I Pet Your Dog? is currently available on Amazon. Scroll down for some of the best examples of his work and don’t forget to also check out Part 1.
Dog owners is a weird crowd. And it seems that they have a lot of free time. Instead of getting a real helmet that looks like a watermelon, they take photos of dogs wearing actual watermelon helmets and share these weird photos on Instagram. Scroll down to see the best (worst?) examples and let us know in the comments if you approve of this!
Instagram account @SuomiDictionary collects funny and clever Finnish words and sayings and translated them to English language. Check out some of our favorites below, and don’t forget to follow them for more!
You can call them silly goats if you like, but these groups of goats are actually quite wise. In arid regions like Morocco, nimble goats go where vegetation is plentiful – to treetops. This fun phenomenon makes for great photography… and calendars! And someone has decided to do just that and put together 2024 Goats In Trees Calendar. Scroll down to see the funniest examples!
When normal people visit famous landmarks, they commonly pull out their phones and snap a selfie to keep as a memory of being there. Artist Stephanie Leigh Rose does something different: she shoots anti-selfies of herself “dying” and the result is quite funny. She calls this series of photos “Stefdies”. The artist says that reactions to her taking the photos depends on the city and culture she takes them in. “In Paris, for example, no one even noticed as they just assumed I was a crazy artist. Which I really liked, as it allowed me to run around the city and get these amazing shots.” Throughout the years, only about five people ever come to ask if she’s okay. What would be your reaction to seeing her in real life laying face down pretending to be dead? Let us know in the comments below!
You probably remember Scott Metzger from our previous post of our favorite cartoons. He’s a cartoonist from Northern California who has been cartooning since 1996, which makes him a veteran of humor (according to internet time). His main theme the is portrayal of pets and their funny human-like behavior. Scroll down to see some of our favorites and check out Scott Metzger’s books: Being Awesome Is Exhausting for cat owners and Squirrel! Bacon! Ball! for dog owners.
People love looking at awkward family photos. They reveal all kinds of weirdness and craziness about the people around us. This trend probably started with the bestselling book followed by a party game, and now there’s even a calendar filled with awkward family photos. All photos featured in the book, the party game, and the calendar are real, but what if you asked AI to create a gallery of similar pictures? Scroll down to find out!
This calendar features the best of the best when it comes to bad family pictures. Whether it’s cringeworthy photos of siblings with matching mullets, mother-daughter glamour shots, or creepy uncle dressed as Santa, you know you want to look at them for a whole year! Scroll down to see some of the worst examples, and don’t forget to get this calendar on Amazon.
