Sarah Morrissette is an illustrator from California, based in Vienna. Her cartoons have appeared in Air Mail, Weekly Humorist, Woman’s World and others. She also has weekly cartoons in the Anderson Valley Advertiser, a northern California newspaper. Prints of her cartoons can be found on CartoonStock. Feel free to get in touch with Sarah if … Read more
Henry James Garrett has written and cartooned for The New York Times, Buzzfeed, BBC, and others. His debut illustrated, non-fiction book, This Book Will Make You Kinder: An Empathy Handbook, is a distinctly Henry mix of ethics, politics, anthropomorphic animal drawings, sincerity and humour, all directed – as all his work is – at making … Read more
Lingvistov is a brand founded by Russian artist Landysh Akhmetzyanova, who is known for her funny and relatable pet comics. She started Lingvistov in 2012 as a platform to share her quirky and charming drawings and is still going strong. Scroll down to check out our favorites!
Spanish artist Nacho Diaz enjoys putting everyday things into bizarre situations, perfectly creating humorous double entendres. He has been creating illustrations since 2009 and still going strong and recently released a book that you can get on Amazon. The book is in Spanish, but it doesn’t matter much, because characters in his comics rarely speak. … Read more
Jimmy Craig uses a minimalistic drawing style to convey a funny and relatable message while also capturing the essence of a situation in a single panel. He also created brilliant animal comics that we’ve previously featured on our wonderful site. Make sure to check them out too. Meanwhile scroll down to check out or favorite … Read more
It all started in 1947, when Roger Phillips, as a young art student, was accidentally granted permission to enter the top secret facility near Roswell, New Mexico at Groom Lake – better known as Area 51. For many years, he studied the extraterrestrial aliens being held at the base. He observed their behaviors, befriended them, … Read more
Maritsa Patrinos is a Brooklyn-based illustrator, designer, and creative strategist. She has gained recognition for her work in various online and offline publications, and is an author of Common Blessings / Common Curses book that you can find on Amazon. Patrinos often explores themes of everyday life, pop culture, and social commentary through her cartoons. … Read more
Maritsa Patrinos is a Brooklyn-based illustrator, designer, and creative strategist. She has gained recognition for her work in various publications, including The New Yorker, The New York Times, BuzzFeed, and has published a book Common Blessings / Common Curses that you can find on Amazon. Patrinos often explores themes of everyday life, pop culture, and … Read more
Mark Lynch is a cartoonist known for his work in the field of editorial cartoons. He has contributed to various newspapers and online platforms, often providing satirical commentary on current events, politics, and social issues through his artwork. In his own words, “I enjoy simply the ability to draw something that others could understand and … Read more
Meet Anthony Smith, an illustrator who creates comic strips that are like a delightful collision between a cat’s life and a comedy club. If you’re a cat owner, you’ll definitely find these cartoons funny and highly relatable. Scroll down to see the best examples and check out Anthony’s book Learn To Speak Cat: Fake Mews … Read more
Meet Anthony Smith, an illustrator who creates comic strips that are like a delightful collision between a dog park and a comedy club. If you’re a dog owner, you’ll definitely find these cartoons funny and highly relatable. Scroll down to check out the best examples!
Clive Goddard is a British cartoonist known for his humorous and often satirical cartoons. He has been contributing cartoons to various publications for many years, his cartoons cover a wide range of topics, from politics and current affairs to everyday life. He’s also an author of book series Fintan Fedora (The World’s Worst Explorer) – … Read more
Step right up, people, and behold the comedic marvel that is Nathan Cooper cartoons! Picture this: a banana slipping on a banana peel while wearing a “Caution: slippery when peeled” sign! Nathan’s cartoons are even better than that. Trust us, scroll down, it’s worth it!
Elisabeth McNair, a cartoonist and graphic designer, has been drawing since childhood, using humor to record her observations of the foibles and frailties of human nature. In 2018, she fulfilled a dream by selling her first cartoon to The New Yorker. She lives in Atlanta with her husband, cat, and dog. Scroll down to check … Read more
Kaamran Hafeez is the wizard behind the cartoons that make The New Yorker magazine readers burst with laughter. With his magical pen, he conjures up hilariously witty sketches that poke fun at everything from politics to pop culture. Scroll down to see some of our favorites and get his book You Only Need One “Yes” … Read more