Watching a cat through a pixelated glass door shouldn’t be funny, but for some reason, these photos are hilarious. Some of you probably remember the old days of gaming when 8-bit graphics were all the rage. These cats look like they just stepped out of an old video game. What better way to immerse yourself into retro gaming nostalgia than looking at pixelated cats?
Photographer Freddy Fabris had always wanted to pay homage to the Renaissance masters with his photos in some way, but he wasn’t sure how until he stumbled upon an auto-mechanic shop in the Midwest. In his own words: “Translating painting into portrait photography was a challenge I looked forward to. I wanted to respect the look and feel of the original oil paintings, but needed to come up with a conceptual photo idea that would create a new layer to the original”. This led to a brilliant series of funny portraits with auto mechanics that you can see here.
You probably remember illustrator Tommy Siegel from Part 1 of his single-panel comics, but he also draws funny and clever cartoons featuring candy hearts that resonate very well with people because they show our honest feelings which we might be scared to openly share with others. A lot of us would probably agree that we’ve had some of these thoughts running through our minds at least once or twice in our lives. He even has published a book Candy Hearts which you can order on Amazon. Scroll down to see some of our favorites!
Is one of your favorite ways to spend time watching dogs pooping? Probably yes, how else would have you ended up on this page? This calendar will give you an opportunity to look at pooping dogs for a whole year! It’s also a great Christmas gift for someone who loves cats and is totally not a dog person. It truly is a gift that keeps on giving.
With a stroke of the pen and a dash of wit, Asher Perlman crafts miniature worlds that invite us to chuckle and occasionally dissolve into fits of laughter. Since he has created so many hilarious cartoons, we couldn’t stop at just one gallery of our favorites, so here’s the second part. Scroll down at let us know in the comments below which artist we should feature on this site next!
Indonesian artist Fransdita Muafidin has created a series of photoshopped pictures of giant cats in urban landscapes from around the world. These huge cats are big enough to give Godzilla a scare, but here they are captured doing very feline things, like climbing and napping, oblivious to the chaos they are causing. If you wish to spend the next year looking at these magnificent creatures, check out 2025 Catzilla calendar on Amazon!
Asher Perlman is an Emmy-nominated, WGA award-winning, Peabody-award winning comedian, writer, actor, and cartoonist. He’s also currently a writer and performer for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, so overall a very talented guy. Scroll down to check out some his best single-panel comics and don’t forget to follow Asher on Instagram!
Scott Hilburn’s work has been featured in LA Times, Washington Post, NY Daily News, Chicago Tribune, Dallas Morning News, and many more newspapers. Sometimes just one panel is more than enough to convey the idea you had in mind. He proves exactly that with his single-panel comics. Scroll down to see some of our favorites and don’t forget to check out Scott’s books on Amazon!
Have you ever seen sharks with human teeth? Probably not. Thanks to the amazing powers of Photoshop, now you finally can! Has photoshopping gone too far this time? Is it time to stop? The answer is NO! NEVER! P.S. Please share this gallery with your coworkers so they’ll know that you waste your time at work by looking at absolutely pointless stuff and should probably be fired.
Joe Dator describes himself as a cartoonist, harpoonist, and balloonist. He has been publishing his work in The New Yorker since 2006 and has also contributed cartoons to MAD magazine and Esquire. He has also published couple of books which you can get on Amazon. Scroll down to see some of our favorite cartoons!
Liz Climo is an American cartoonist, animator and children’s book author. She is best known for her web comics, which she posts regularly to her site. Liz Climo’s lighthearted comedy style and minimalistic comics capture the funny and cute moments we all imagine dogs, whales, sharks, and bears have together when we are not looking. Scroll down to see some of our favorites!
Instagram account @BubblePunk alters vintage pop-culture pictures through the magic powers of Photoshop, adding the text in order to give them a different meaning with a comedic effect. Warning: this gallery is not for the easily offended! Everyone else: scroll down and laugh!
Mark Parisi is the award-winning cartoonist from Massachusetts, USA. He is best known for the long-running comics series “Off The Mark”. These comics are filled with light-hearted humor and clever observations that will surely make you smile. In his own words: “I’ve wanted to cartoon since I could hold a crayon. I was inspired by Charles Schulz and MAD Magazine, but it wasn’t until Gary Larson came along that I realized the type of comics I should be doing. Now I’m inspired by everything that happens in life, from pets to pop culture to pandemics.” Scroll down to check out some of our favorites and don’t forget to check out Mark’s books and calendars on Amazon!
If you enjoy wasting your time looking at completely pointless stuff, you will love this gallery of cats on synthesizers in space. It’s a mashup that’s so mesmerizingly absurd, it makes you wonder why are you so drawn to looking at these pics. But what makes it so mesmerizing? Is it the cats’ deadpan expressions as they unintentionally create avant-garde electronic music? Is it the sheer randomness of it all? Or is it the thought that maybe, just maybe, our feline companions are the true maestros of the synthesizer universe? If you have an answer, please let us know in the comments below!
Brooke Bourgeois is a cartoonist and illustrator based in London. But she’s not just a cartoonist – she graduated from Harvard with a degree in neurobiology! Her work has been published in The New Yorker, Private Eye, The Harvard Lampoon, and The Drift. Scroll down to see some of our favorites and don’t forget to follow her on Instagram!
