From dealing catnip to fighting with pigeons, life on the streets for these gangster cats is no ordinary litter-box affair. Thanks to the mighty powers of artificial intelligence, we get to glimpse into an alternative reality where big American cities are ruled by ruthless cat street gangs. Here’s a list of ideas for cat gang names: The Napping Nuisances, The Yarn Bandits, The Tuna Terrors, The Litter-ary Gang, The Naptime Ninjas, and obviously The Meowfia.
Hakan Keles, an architect and illustrator from Turkey, draws giant characters on pictures of streets that he took with his smartphone. He named it “Lilliput Series”, based on the novel Gulliver’s Travels: A Voyage To Lilliput. Scroll down to check out our favorite picks!
Madeline Horwath have had her cartoons published in The New Yorker, The Chicago Reader, The LA Times, and Seattle Stranger. Pretty impressive, isn’t it? In her own words, “I cannot live without my dip ink and nib! Those are what I use for my cartoons and I will never live without them.” Here you can see a gallery of our favorites, so scroll down and enjoy!
Ali Solomon is a cartoonist and writer from Queens, NY, where she lives with her husband, two daughters, and an insane amount of comic books. She has recently published a book about New York City – it’s a hilarious relatable collection of essays, illustrations, and cartoons about the always interesting, sometimes frustrating, and endlessly entertaining quirks of living in the Big Apple. Please do check it out, but meanwhile scroll down to see some of our favorites!
As you can see from this collection of outfits from various designers, the future of male fashion is all about the celebration of manliness. Why wear pants when you can enjoy the style and convenience of a dress? Scroll down and prepare to be inspired!
David Ostow is a brilliant cartoonist that we have previously featured in Part 1 collection of single-panel comics. His work has also been published in The New Yorker, The New York Times, and online at Wired.com, as well as a bunch of other places. Scroll down to check out some of our favorites!
Finally! Resolutions that you can actually achieve! No more unrealistic goals like working out or give up smoking! Pick any resolution from this list of funny new year’s resolutions and get the satisfaction of easily achieving your goal!
David Ostow is a cartoonist and illustrator. His work has been published in The New Yorker, The New York Times, and online at Wired.com, as well as a bunch of other places. Scroll down to check out some of our favorites!
Pau Buscato is a street photographer who has a talent for capturing playful moments in which subjects and scenes come together in curious ways for brief moments of time. Many of his pictures are like optical illusions that may cause you to stare a little longer to understand what it is you are actually seeing. Scroll down to check out our favorites!
Drew Panckeri is a brilliant cartoonist that we have already featured on this site in Part 1 of his single-panel comic gallery. Born in Point Pleasant, New Jersey in 1985, he graduated from The Art institute of Philadelphia with a BA in multimedia and web design. Since, he’s developed a variety of occupations and preoccupations – working as a single panel cartoonist, a fine arts painter, and more. He has become quite successful and currently Drew has been publishing with the likes of The New Yorker, and Mad Magazine. Scroll down to see some of our favorites!
When Joan Cornella started to create demotivational posters, he had a dream. To crush other people’s dreams. Who is he? Joan Cornella is a Spanish cartoonist and illustrator, famous for his unsettling, surreal humor and very dark humor comic strips as well as artwork. If you wish to see more of his weird comics and are not easily offended, check out Mox Nox on Amazon. It’s a collection of Joan’s comics. The book is in Spanish, but it doesn’t matter, because characters in his comics do not speak. Meanwhile, scroll down to check out some of his best (worst?) demotivational posters!
Drew Panckeri was born in 1985 in the US of A. Since, he’s developed a variety of occupations and preoccupations – working as a single-panel cartoonist, a fine arts painter, and more. Since 2015 Drew has been publishing with the likes of The New Yorker, Mad Magazine, and more. Scroll down to check out our favorites!
Prepare to get your life organized in style with 2024 Corgi Butt calendar! Is there anything more spectacular in this world than a corgi butt? We seriously doubt it. Scroll down to check out some of the greatest corgi butts ever to get a taste what you can expect from this calendar!
Are you tired of your nose feeling like it’s on an arctic expedition every time winter rolls around? Well, fear not, because these cozy creations are here to rescue your schnoz! Say goodbye to the cold nose problem during winter forever… and do it with style! Introducing the 2024 winter collection from various Etsy crocheting gurus. Scroll down and choose your favorite!
This cat nose warmer is made by with extreme love and care. Look at how happy this woman looks! She’s obviously enjoying her fashionable and warm nose.
Robert Leighton is an American cartoonist, writer, artist, illustrator, and humorist. He lives and works in New York City. His cartoons have appeared regularly in The New Yorker and other periodicals. He’s also the author of Puzzlelopedia – a collection of more than 200 quirky, brain-bending, endlessly fun, and unusually unusual puzzles. Scroll down to check out some of his best cartoons!
