J. L. Westover aka Mr. Lovenstein describes his comics as "Sad, pathetic, and sarcastic but in a funny way." He will be celebrating eight years of running this show this year, and you should honor it, too.
Poorly Drawn Lines comics (previously here) maybe poorly drawn, however they're never not funny! With over 800k Facebook likes it's now one of the largest webcomics on the Internet. The man behind the stories is San Francisco-based cartoonist Reza Farazmand.
About a decade ago, Will McPhail was just an ordinary zoology student. Now, he's regularly drawing for the world-famous The New Yorker magazine. How does one make such a change in their lives? Well, McPhail admitted to "doodling lecturers" when he was supposed to be learning. And even though he did graduate, it was enough to pursue a cartoonist's career.
Artist Shelby Miller, AKA Shubbabang, is a self-described dork from Florida who makes hilarious comics.
Comic artist MadeByTio is a very efficient storyteller. They need only 4 panels to express an idea. However, the simplicity of this format doesn't mean the situations are simple too. The content is a healthy mix of the ordinary and the extraordinary.
These funny and sometimes cynical cartoons are by Jim Benton, a talented comic artist who also created the (in) famous I'm Happy Bunny that many of us know and love.
Simple. Elegant. Witty. Intelligent. No, we’re not talking about your favorite stand-up comedian, dear Pandas—these words perfectly describe the thought-provoking, minimalistic, and brilliant black and white comics drawn by Chinese artist Tango Gao. (Though, he does add a dash of color here and there—see if you can spot them!)
'War and Peas' is created by the artist duo Elizabeth Pich & Jonathan Kunz.
Let us introduce you to "wheat comics," a web comic series about seemingly random and unrelated stuff. But they're not all as random as singled-out comic strips make you think, as they're unified in a very distinct style of humor that involves puns, jokes and ridiculous situations with unpredictable endings. We can assure you that it's a contagiously funny blend that has become the comic author Michael Crozier's signature card.
Disney Princesses are iconic characters. Everybody knows their names and stories and it is not surprising that these beautiful and strong ladies are an inspiration to many artists.
Turns out cats may not be as evil as you think, they are even eviler than you know.
