Maddie Dai is a cartoonist, illustrator and screenwriter living in London, UK. According to her own words, “My hobbies include writing down ideas in my notes app at inopportune moments and getting rejected by The New Yorker.” We’re not sure why would The New Yorker rejects her, because her work is brilliant. She is currently freelance, and available for all sorts of opportunities. For illustration, cartooning and design commissions, get in touch using her site. Meanwhile scroll down to check out our favorite Maddie’s cartoons!

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Zachary Kanin is an American writer, producer, comedian, and cartoonist. Kanin worked as an assistant to The New Yorker’s cartoons editor and eventually began to submit his own work for publication. He has published hundreds of cartoons in The New Yorker. The style of his cartoons was described by Richard Gehr of The Comics Journal as “a slightly surreal place where things have gone sometimes seriously awry.” Featured below are some of our favorites.

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There are all kinds of jobs where nobody notices your mistakes. You can’t say the same thing about taxidermists. It’s painfully obvious when the “taxidermy gone wrong” situation strikes. Apparently people find taxidermy failures so hilarious that there’s even a Crap Taxidermy book and Taxidermy Fails calendar both of which you can order on Amazon. P.S. You’re a terrible person, if you find this funny.

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Daniel Kanhai is a Canadian copywriter and cartoonist working in Toronto who is funny and talented enough to get his work published in The New Yorker and Air Mail. He doesn’t sell his cartoons, doesn’t have a book that you can buy on Amazon, he just encourages people to enjoy his work for free. In his own words: “Please print one of these out and pin it up on your nearest fridge, cubicle wall, or notice board.” Featured below are our favorite Daniel’s cartoons that we definitely recommend to print out and pin on your cubicle wall. Scroll down and enjoy!

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Charlie Hankin is a writer and cartoonist living in Los Angeles. He is the author of animation series The Summoner that’s available on Peacock and he is also making cartoons for The New Yorker. Charlie’s sense of humor is sometimes quite dark and he loves to include aliens, mimes, animals and pop-culture reference in his works. Featured below are some of our favorites. Scroll down and enjoy!

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The artist who goes by the name @BeastFlaps on Instagram decided to draw one 100 grumpy animals and publish them in a book which you can get on Amazon. Last couple of years have given us plenty of reasons to be grumpy, so we can definitely relate. From ostrich that threatens to burry its’ head into places that can’t be mentioned to sloth that promises to end your life, to chameleon that will sit on your face until you change color, these animals perfecty capture the mood we get into because we are forced to live in this crazy world.

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There are boat names and then there are boat names. And there are boats that are named by dads who are definitely into puns and dadjokes. Let this list of funny boat names serve you as an inspiration for when you will have enough money to afford a boat for yourself. Scroll down and let us know in the comments of we missed some brilliant boat names in this gallery!

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Adam Sacks graduated from Rhode Island School of Design and has worked in the animation industry as an assistant director, storyboard artist, background artist, and animator. He also creates brilliant cartoons and publishes them on his Instagram page. Scroll down check the funniest examples!

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Welcome to a world of bad realty photos where hilariously horrible real estate photos end up on the internet collected by @BadRealtyPhotos account. From decor choices that make you question reality to some very unhinged stuff, this Twitter account celebrates “low standards and a lack of attention to detail”. Scroll down to see our favorite examples, here we have compiled a list of worst ones!

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Why write something boring when you can make everyone laugh with funny yearbook quotes? Like these seniors who hilariously nailed it, forever remaining heroes of their class for their ability to make everyone laugh with just few short sentences. Scroll down to see them all and let us know in the comments what was the quote you used for your own yearbook!

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Drew Dernavich is best known for being a cartoonist for The New Yorker magazine. A regular contributor since 2002, his woodcut-style drawings are instantly recognizable. He’s also a creator of two children’s books: It’s Not Easy Being Number Three and Elvin Link, Please Report to the Principal’s Office! both of which you can get on Amazon. Featured below are his funniest cartoons.

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Are you looking for a job? Maybe you are an employer and are looking for someone to hire? Either way these job memes will help you to accomplish this challenging task. Here you will find all the annoying things about job hunting. For example, why do job seekers have to write cover letters? Those are basically love letters to a company you barely know. Or office birthdays where you pretend you remember your coworker’s name as you fake enthusiasm about their cake. And don’t even get us started on commuting: trading your cozy pajamas for a daily 6 am battle against traffic and public transportation…

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