Brendan Loper is a painter turned cartoonist from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. His work can be found in The New Yorker, Playboy, Times of London and others. In his own words, “I’m just another painter turned painter/cartoonist. The real shift came for me in 2012 (the year the world was supposed to end). I started working for … Read more
Jeremy Nguyen is The New Yorker cartoonist, illustrator, and humor writer from Brooklyn, New York. His cartoons have regularly been published in The New Yorker since 2017, as well as Wired, The Nib, and Airmail Weekly. Jeremy also teaches classes and have spoken to colleges and universities all over the country about cartooning. His latest … Read more
Maddie Dai is a cartoonist, illustrator and screenwriter living in London, UK. According to her own words, “My hobbies include writing down ideas in my notes app at inopportune moments and getting rejected by The New Yorker.” We’re not sure why would The New Yorker rejects her, because her work is brilliant. She is currently … Read more
Zachary Kanin is an American writer, producer, comedian, and cartoonist. Kanin worked as an assistant to The New Yorker’s cartoons editor and eventually began to submit his own work for publication. He has published hundreds of cartoons in The New Yorker. The style of his cartoons was described by Richard Gehr of The Comics Journal … Read more
Daniel Kanhai is a Canadian copywriter and cartoonist working in Toronto who is funny and talented enough to get his work published in The New Yorker and Air Mail. He doesn’t sell his cartoons, doesn’t have a book that you can buy on Amazon, he just encourages people to enjoy his work for free. In … Read more
Charlie Hankin is a writer and cartoonist living in Los Angeles. He is the author of animation series The Summoner that’s available on Peacock and he is also making cartoons for The New Yorker. Charlie’s sense of humor is sometimes quite dark and he loves to include aliens, mimes, animals and pop-culture reference in his … Read more
Adam Sacks graduated from Rhode Island School of Design and has worked in the animation industry as an assistant director, storyboard artist, background artist, and animator. He also creates brilliant cartoons and publishes them on his Instagram page. Scroll down check the funniest examples!
Drew Dernavich is best known for being a cartoonist for The New Yorker magazine. A regular contributor since 2002, his woodcut-style drawings are instantly recognizable. He’s also a creator of two children’s books: It’s Not Easy Being Number Three and Elvin Link, Please Report to the Principal’s Office! both of which you can get on … Read more
Jon Adams is a multi-disciplinary storyteller based in San Francisco. He does a little bit of everything, from art direction to design, illustration, and writing. Here we have collected some of his funniest cartoons done in the signature single-panel style of The New Yorker. Also don’t forget to get Jon’s book on Amazon and check … Read more
Jon Adams is San Francisco-based art director, designer, illustrator, and writer. Here we have collected some of his funniest cartoons done in the signature single-panel style of The New Yorker. Scroll down to check them out and don’t forget to get Jon’s book on Amazon!
Evan Lian is a cartoonist and podcaster based in Michigan, US. He has been contributing to The New Yorker since 2018 and have also published cartoons in Reader’s Digest, Morning Brew, The Journal of Alta California, Vogue Korea, and McSweeney’s. Scroll down to check out some of his funniest single-panel comics!
Let us introduce you the funny single-panel comics of a Belgian freelance cartoonist named Dieter Bevers who is also known as Quatsch. He has won a lot of cartoon awards all around the world with his simple yet powerful comics that might make you squeeze a smile out. Dieter finds most of his inspiration for … Read more
Lonnie Easterling has been creating funny single-panel comics since 2008 and is still going strong. When he was a baby, his grandfather nicknamed him “Spud”, that’s why his site is called SpudToons.com and you definitely should check it out for full archive of Lonnie’s cartoons. Meanwhile scroll down to see our favorites!
We lied in the title. These cartoons are actually not funny, they’re terrifying. There are three people working on the series. Luke Kingma (concept, copy, art direction), Lou Patrick Mackay (illustration), and Jacob Banas (social media). The result of their team effort can be seen on the Instagram account @FuturismCartoons where you can check out … Read more
Amy Kurzweil is an award-winning cartoonist and book author. It’s easy to understand why she has been so successful when you see her funny takes on absurdities of modern life and clever sense of humor. Scroll down to see our selection of her funniest single-panel comics!