Digital content creator Varkey makes funny art mashups and collages which connect classical artworks and modern life. He started classical art memes journey during the Covid-19 lockdowns and has found success on Instagram where he shares his works. He has accumulated thousands of followers from around the world. Scroll down to see some of our favorites!
Dave Coverly is the creator of the cartoon panel “Speed Bump”, which runs internationally in hundreds of newspapers and websites. If you like this selection of some of his best cartoons and wish to see more, check out Part 1 and get his book Speed Bump: A 25th Anniversary Collection on Amazon! It’s a brilliant compilation of 25 years of ideas, 25 years of drawings, and 25 years of coffee. Man, that’s a lot of coffee…
Waylon Bacon is a cartoonist and filmmaker initially hailing from the Bay Area, but currently residing in Portland, Oregon. Featured in this post are the funniest examples of “Frownland” – a webcomic he drew from 2015 – 2021, which took a humorous look some of life’s lesser moments, be it customer service, balding, or self loathing. Warning: some of these cartoons are a bit dark. Scroll down on your own risk!
Cat owners are weird: they know their pets are a-holes, but they love them nonetheless. So much so that they even build comfy forts for their mean little monsters. Scroll down to check out the funniest examples!
AI strikes again: this time Elon Musk gets a makeover. Scroll down to find out how Mr. Galaxy Brain Genius would look like in alternative realities!
Dave Coverly, a native of Plainwell, Michigan, is the creator of the cartoon panel “Speed Bump”, which runs internationally in hundreds of newspapers and sites. His work was named “Best in Newspaper Panels” by the National Cartoonists Society in 1995, 2003, 2014 and 2022. He lives with his wife, Chris, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and has two adult daughters, Alayna and Simone. If you like this selection of some of his best cartoons and wish to see more, check out his book Speed Bump: A 25th Anniversary Collection on Amazon! It’s a brilliant compilation of 25 years of ideas, 25 years of drawings, and 25 years of coffee. Man, that’s a lot of coffee.
In the glamorous world of high fashion, where designers strive to push the boundaries of creativity, one man is taking the industry by storm: this trash couture master. Scroll down and marvel at his talent!
Chris Hallbeck describes himself as a roughly human shaped collection of anxieties held together by caffeine and curiosity. He’s been publishing comics on the internet since 2006 and is an author of several books that you can find on Amazon. He lives in Michigan with his wife, two children, and a small worm in the back of his skull that whispers comic ideas to him. Scroll down to see some of his funniest four-panel comics and check out Part 1 for even more!
Looking for a unique way to display your faith in a blasphemous and funny way? Look no further than the bungee jumping Jesus wall-mounted cross! This cross is sure to turn heads. And maybe even lead to physical altercation. Made from pine wood, this cross is not only a conversation starter, but also a sturdy addition to any wall. Measuring 5.5 inches in width, 15 inches in height, it’s the perfect size to be noticed without taking up too much space. The Jesus figure itself measures 5.5 inches tall and 4.7 inches wide and is expertly crafted to look like it is actually jumping off the cross.
Bill’s journey into cartooning began in the 5th grade when he started replicating cartoons from The New Yorker. Eventually, he developed his own unique style, focusing heavily on the art itself. However, he quickly realized his characters needed something to do and say, so he created a quirky world for them to inhabit. According to Bill Whitehead, great cartoonists entertain others by entertaining themselves first – which is exactly how his cartoons come to be. Keep scrolling to see some of our top picks and don’t forget to check out Part 1 for more!
Sometimes you just need to have a banana, not right away, but you’re going to want one later. And maybe you also need to go somewhere? Luckily there’s a banana holder that can be attached to your bike! Just insert the banana softly and slowly into the leather bound straps, bike away and enjoy your delicious snack of potassium while on the go or at your final destination!
Bill’s career in cartooning started in the fifth grade, when he would copy drawings from comic strips, the New Yorker magazine and editorial cartoons. After a while he developed his own style, focusing primarily on the drawing. He soon realized his characters would need something to do and say, so he gave them their own odd little world to live in. According to Bill Whitehead, great cartoonists entertain others by entertaining themselves first – which is exactly how his cartoons come to be. Scroll down to check out some of our favorites!
Chris Hallbeck is a roughly human shaped collection of anxieties held together by caffeine and curiosity. He’s been publishing comics on the internet since 2006 with his single-panel comic The Book of Biff, followed by his multi-panel strip Maximumble – all his books can be found on Amazon. He was the co-writer and artist for Unshelved at the end of it’s run which led to co-creating the similarly themed Library Comic. With the addition of his voice and animation, his comics have found an audience of millions of followers across TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. He lives in Michigan with his wife, two children, and a small worm in the back of his skull that whispers comic ideas to him. Scroll down to see some of his funniest four-panel comics!
Instagram is a hotbed for stupid trends. Did you know that women are licking glitter and promoting their achievement with the #GlitterTongue tag? Scroll down to see the worst examples!
Anjali Chandrashekar (honestly, we have no idea how to correctly pronounce her last name) is an Indian cartoonist based in New York. She has been a contributing cartoonist to The New Yorker since 2021. Scroll down to check out her best cartoons!
