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” for even more!
Elke Vogelsang is a German photographer specializing in dog portraits. She has a passion for creating unique, individual, and impressive pictures that always capture the essence of the moment and the unique character of her subject. Her images have been featured in publications across the globe, including The Huffington Post and the Daily Mail, and she’s the author of a book Nice Nosing You. She lives with her husband and their three dogs. Featured below are some of the best examples of her work.
Lonnie Millsap is a Californian cartoonist whose work appears in The New Yorker Magazine on a regular basis. He is a two-time Reuben Award nominee, draws the comic strip bacon for Universal Uclick, and his cartoons helped to put Playboy Magazine out of business. He has also published a lot of books you can get on Amazon. Scroll down to see some of our favorites and don’t forget to check out Part 1 for even more!
InspiroBot is an artificial intelligence dedicated to generating unlimited amounts of unique inspirational quotes for endless enrichment of pointless human existence. The results often turn out to be hilariously dark or pointlessly random. Scroll down to see the funniest examples and check out Part 1 for more!
Lonnie Millsap is a Californian cartoonist whose work appears in The New Yorker Magazine on a regular basis. He is a two-time Reuben Award nominee, draws the comic strip bacon for Universal Uclick, and his cartoons helped to put Playboy Magazine out of business. He has also published a lot of books, you can get his latest creation Your Feet Are Too Hot! on Amazon. Scroll down to see some of our favorites!
When a real-life “Willy’s Chocolate Experience” event in Glasgow, Scotland, surfaced on the internet, many people rushed to buy a ticket for it to enjoy the experience with their kids. And who can blame them, the official website looks pretty good. But when they showed up for what was advertised as a “journey filled with wondrous creations and enchanting surprises at every turn,” they found a huge disappointment in a nearly empty warehouse. The story first hit the internet a when deeply unimpressed visitor Stuart Sinclair shared a complaint on Facebook, talking about the experience, which he described as an “absolute shambles of an event”.
Jason Adam Katzenstein is an American illustrator, cartoonist, and writer. He is known for his work in The New Yorker, and has also authored and illustrated book Everything Is an Emergency. It’s a comic about all the self-destructive stories someone tells himself, over and over, until they start to seem true. Scroll down for some of our favorites and don’t forget to check out Part 1!
Creating a good, crowd-rousing, kid-pleasing mascot that doesn’t look like it crawled out of Satan’s ass is more difficult than it might appear. Some just look too goofy. Others fall into the lowest crevasse in uncanny valley and scare the shit out of people. Here are some of the most memorable bad mascots. Scroll down and feast your eyes!
Ah, subway… The magical place where the laws of normality stop working. The moment you go underground to catch a train, you’d best be prepared to see hilarious, weird and, frankly, mind-blowing things.
Johnny DiNapoli is a brilliant writer and cartoonist based in New York City. His work has been published on The New Yorker, Funny Or Die, and even on Part 1 gallery in the archive of this wonderful site. Scroll down to see some more of our favorites!
Most people would agree that cakes are supposed to bring joy and happiness, but there are always few people who love to bring misery to the world with their horrible cake fails. From decoration art disasters that might induce nightmares, to cakes so poorly baked they don’t even hold together, get comfortable as you scroll through and share your own cake fail stories in the comments section below!
Johnny DiNapoli is a talented writer and cartoonist based in New York City. His work has been published on The New Yorker, Funny Or Die, Upright Citizen’s Brigade, The People’s Improv Theater, and The New York Comedy Festival. Scroll down to see some of our favorites!
Out of all the Instagram accounts, few live up to their name as well as @CursedImage101. It shares random pictures from random times and random places with random subjects doing random things. But they all have one thing in common; they make you feel uneasy. Scroll down for some of the most cursed images ever!
Dad jokes are a touchy subject: some people adore them while others think they’re the lowest form of humor. Most of us are guilty of telling a dad joke or two every once a while, but we’ve got nothing on the @DadSaysJokes Instagram account that is dedicated entirely to posting them. Scroll down to see the best (worst?) examples.
Have you ever wondered how artificial intelligence sees the stereotypical Walmart shoppers? You know… those people also known as Walmartians. In a world where artificial intelligence can analyze and dissect a huge array of data, we became curious to discover how AI sees them. Apparently AI thinks that many Walmart visitors actually eat burgers, watch live wrestling and get married in the store… Scroll down and prepare to be surprised, entertained, and amused! And try to not get offended, if you’re a regular Walmart shopper yourself.
