Tom Toro is a brilliant cartoonist who has published over 200 cartoons in The New Yorker since 2010. He’s currently working on a graphic memoir about becoming an artist during turbulent times, but his already published book How to Potty Train Your Porcupine is currently available to purchase, so check it out. The title says it all: this fun debut is a comedic take on potty training with a clever message at the end. Featured below are our favorite picks from Tom’s large and hilarious archive of cartoons.

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Reverse mohawk is a hairstyle that boldly declares, “I couldn’t decide between business casual and punkrock, so I went for both simultaneously.” It involves shaving a strip of hair down the center of the head, leaving the rest untouched. Some people will do anything for attention, even this. Want to join them? Step 1: Ruin your haircut. Step 2: Post result on Instagram under #ReverseMohawk tag. Step 3: Enjoy your 15 minutes of fame.

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Nabhan Abdullatif, a graphic designer and illustrator from Oman, comes up with brilliant ways to express our most common everyday phrases and sayings with cute minimalistic illustrations. Abdullatif specializes in conceptual illustration and vector art, which is evident in his clever visual puns. Scroll down to check out our favorites!

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Why do cats attack toilet paper? It is a common behavior that can be attributed to a few reasons: curiosity, playfulness, attention-seeking, and texture attraction. To discourage this behavior, consider keeping the bathroom door closed, using covered toilet paper holders, or providing alternative toys and activities to keep your cat entertained. Meanwhile, scroll down to see the funniest photos from cat battles with toilet paper rolls!

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Sofia Warren has been a cartoonist for The New Yorker since 2017, contributing cartoons and essays for the digital humor section. Her comics have also run in MoMA magazine, Narrative Magazine, and Catapult, among other places. Her first book, Radical – a graphic memoir about the year she spent embedded with freshman state senator Julia Salazar, was published in 2022, so please do check it out. Meanwhile, scroll down to see some of our favorites!

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The world of sales can be very mentally demanding and draining. No wonder those who work in sales want to vent on some kind of support group once in a while. That’s where Instagram account @overheard_sales comes in. Scroll down the check out the funniest examples!

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Mark Parisi is a cartoonist known for his comic strip titled “Off The Mark.” It’s a single-panel cartoon that features humor on various topics, including everyday life, animals, technology, and puns. He has also published several books of cartoon anthologies that you can get on Amazon. We have previously featured Mark’s cartoons in Part 1, so check it out and scroll down for some of the funniest examples!

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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.

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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!

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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!

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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!

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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!

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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!

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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!

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