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In his hilarious series “On The Prowl“, illustrator and book author Rupert Fawcett perfectly captures the true nature of cats.

Cartoonist and artist Liz Climo creates funny and clever cartoons featuring animals having conversations and dealing with everyday problems. Featured below are few of my favorites.

Have you ever considered bird watching as a hobby? These pictures might come in handy: created by illustrator Tommy Siegel, these extremely accurate drawings of birds might serve as valuable tools that aid a newbie birder in his identification and documentation efforts.

These funny and clever cartoons have been created by Dan Piraro and Wayne “Wayno” Honath who together publish their work under the name Bizarro. Scroll down to see some of their best work and check out their books on Amazon for even more!

Artist who goes by the name @BeastFlaps on Instagram decided to draw 100 grumpy animals since recent years has given us plenty of reasons to be grumpy, so you will probably be able to relate. If you like this artist’s work and want to support it, consider ordering his book on Amazon.

Featured below is a selection of best cartoons from Married To The Sea – a site that publishes vintage illustrations paired with new captions, creating the perfect mixture of funny, clever, and sad. It was started by Drew Fairweather in 2006, and he has published one cartoon every day since. If you like this kind … Read more

If you like funny takes on science, technology, art, and literature, you will enjoy cartoons by Tom Gauld. He has also created a number of books which you can find on Amazon. Scroll down to check out some of the best examples!

Have you heard of Tommy Siegel? His comics began as doodles in the back of a van as a touring rock musician, and quickly earned a global fanbase on social media. Currently he has a wast following and has published two books: I Hope This Helps and Candy Hearts which you can order on Amazon. … Read more

Featured below is a series of cartoons called “The Ruling Clawss” that were published in the “Daily Worker” magazine in 1935. As you can see, nothing much has changed since those days…

Artist Jeff Hong has done an illustration project “Unhappily Ever After” where he placed famous cartoon characters in unfortunate social contexts, where they are suffering the dramas and tragedies of common people. Scroll down if your day is going too good and you want to feel depressed!

Book author and illustrator Liz Climo has created adorable and funny series of cartoons that capture the cute, light-hearted moments of animal Halloween.

A series of funny and extremely horrifying fears shown as series of cartoons created by Fran Krause. He draws his fears and those that people submit. If you like his work and wish to support him, you can buy his book on Amazon… and don’t forget to leave your very own deep, dark fears in comments.

Illustrator and designer Alex Solis offers an adorable version of the circle of life in his series of cartoons called “Predator vs. Prey”.