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Fujisaki, Tuko

Tuko has years of experience illustrating for various clients from humorous editorial work to fun advertisements, graphics, children's books and educational material.

Hill, Tracy

Humorous Illustration and Flash animation

Hovland, Gary

Humorous illustration, caricatures, pen and ink illustration, map illustration, whimsical illustration Humorous,conceptual illustration

McDermott, Joseph

When he was a boy growing up in New Jersey, Joseph McDermott remembers drawing the panels from his comic books, and creating scenes featuring his favourite cartoon characters. Now based in Philadelphia, he’s doing the same thing as a career and has developed a Lichtenstein-esque style based almost entirely on Silver Age comics.

Before becoming a full time illustrator, he worked in an art museum for eight years. He has a Scottish terrier called Monty, a large collection of vinyl albums, and still loves his comics.

Joseph has a BA in Art History from Messiah College in Pennsylvania and has trained in drawing, painting, sculpture, screen-printing, typography and photography.

In one sense, Joseph works traditionally. He sketches and fine tunes everything first, before colouring and finishing the image. However, all of this is done digitally using the SketchBook Pro application, along with Illustrator and Photoshop.

Joseph’s vintage comic book style will certainly remind you of Lichtenstein’s approach to Pop Art, right down to the replication of ink dot patterns that reflect 20th century printing techniques. In fact, many of the brushes and halftone patterns Joseph uses in his work are of his own design.

Steckley, Ed

Award winning illustrator Ed Steckley offers caricature and humorous illustration for magazines, print and advertising.

Mark Woods Cartoon World

Online portfolio of UK cartoonist and illustrator published internationally. With details on how to commission.

Alesi, Nicole

Nicole Alesi is an illustrator and designer based in New York City. Her whimsical and retro-inspired illustrations have been featured on book covers, magazine publications, and greeting cards. She is a graduate of The Fashion Institute of Technology as well as the American Musical and Dramatic Academy.

She is a native New Yorker who lives with her wonderful and supportive husband, Joseph and their french bulldog, Rocco.

Munro, Moira

Expressive, wry cartoons for newspapers, books or greeting cards, by Scottish cartoonist and illustrator Moira Munro. Commission new illustrations or buy stock. Health and safety cartoons a specialty. Children's book writer and illustrator.

Akins, Charles

cartoon, comic, digital, fun, graphic, computer, children, whimsical, characters, spots, people, animals, advertising, editorial, business, corporate, conceptual, animated, animation, icons, packaging, type

Wagt, Robert

Dutch-born painter and illustrator Robert Wagt has worked in Berlin, Milan and Paris, and is currently in the USA working from Nyack, New York. Robert and his wife, also an accomplished artist, have one daughter. As an illustration artist, Robert Wagt is widely acknowledged for his creativity and unique style, and has enjoyed an international reputation for almost 20 years. Marie Claire and Vanity Fair were among the first international magazines that sparked his career during his first Paris stint in 1987-1988, after he emerged from his art studies. In Milan from 1988 to 1994, he became a regular contributor to Vogue, Uomo Vogue and Vanity of the Condé Nast Media Group, among other magazines. He returned to Paris in 1994, where his client list grew to include industry giants such as Canon, Longchamp, Coca Cola, DHL, Ford, Ebay and Macy’s, working with world’s premier advertising agencies, such as : Publicis, J. Walter Thompson, Young & Rubicam and McCann Erickson. His work is featured in numerous art books and magazine interviews. Beyond the world of commerce, Robert Wagt is recognized for his contribution to the fine arts. Numerous solo and group exhibitions in the United States and Europe have shown his work since 1983. Robert Wagt is represented by New York-based Lindgren & Smith Inc., one of the four top artist-management agencies of the United States. He also works with Sigrid Freundorfer Fine Arts, a highly respected New York art dealer of 20th century paintings and sculptures. Born and raised in Assen, the Netherlands, he was formally trained at the Academy of Fine Arts (Minerva) in Groningen, the Netherlands, from 1982 to 1987.

Tuttle, Jean

Fresh, fun & colorful digital illustrations for corporate, advertising, editorial, children's publishing, packaging & products. Plus infographics, charts, maps, icons & logos. Stock images available.

Andertoons

Mark Anderson's cartoons and humorous illustrations appear regularly in Reader's Digest, Good Housekeeping and Harvard Business Review to name a few. His website offers over 1000 examples.

Hallatt, Alex

Moontoon.com is a portfolio of cartoon illustration and animation by UK and NZ cartoonist Alex Hallatt. Alex is the author and illustrator of several humor and children's books and provides cartoons for magazines, newspapers and the web. Her newest project is humancull.com, a tongue-in-cheek way to make the planet a better place.

Robertson, Michael

Born and raised in northern Ohio, Michael graduated from Bowling Green State University with a degree in painting. He spent ten years as a toy designer and character developer, before trying his hand at illustration. His work has appeared on many children's products, greeting cards and magazines, and has been recognized by the Society of Illustrators. An avid collector of mid-century art and design since the 80's, Michael's vast array of influences include many modern masters such as Calder and Miro, as well as illustrators like Jim Flora, Alice and Martin Provensen, and Mary Bair. Michael lives in a spacious industrial warehouse loft in downtown Cleveland, where he enjoys painting, cooking and listening to the extensive collection of vintage soul, jazz, and Brazilian music he has acquired over the years.

Pamintuan, Macky

Macky Pamintuan was born and raised in Davao, a city in the southern Philippines. As a young child, drawing was his favorite pastime and an activity that brought him delight and satisfaction. Early on, his parents discovered that giving him paper and pencil was a sure way to keep him busy, quiet, and out of trouble. He still remembers the day when he successfully drew Mickey Mouse and Superman, a huge breakthrough and a sweet triumph. He moved to San Francisco at age 21 and in 1998 enrolled in the Academy of Art College to pursue illustration. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in December 2003. When not illustrating, Macky enjoys playing basketball, his other true passion.

Prager, Elizabeth

Fun and lightly humorous cartoon style illustrations for editorial, advertising, design and corporate clients. Artwork created both digitally and traditionally, delivered as a high resolution digital file.

Cornejo, Santiago

illustrations, cartoons and comic strips by Corne, the cartoonist that do the back-cover of Cracked magazine.

Rébora, Cecilia

Born in Guadalajara, Mexico, Cecilia Rebora belongs to a creative family of painters, a sculptor, and a wood carver. As long as she can remember, Cecilia could be found with a crayon in her hand. Shortly after beginning her studies in the arts, Cecilia discovered that what she enjoyed most in life was telling stories with pictures. She studied for three years at the Josep Serra I Abella School of Fine Arts in Barcelona. It was there that she truly fell in love with the profession. She has since published 18 children’s books and contributes to a popular children’s magazine called Tareas E Ilustraciones. She and her husband, Luis, have welcomed a new edition to their family named Mateo, a delightful boy who sleeps most of the time. When not illustrating, she enjoys sipping a hot cappuccino and taking in the sun on a chilly morning. Cecilia’s goals are to continue illustrating for a very long time and to always see the smile on her son’s face.

Shovel, Martin

I'm a successful British cartoon illustrator. My work is produced digitally and supplied to clients by email.

Titus, Dave

My art has always been about communicating. I just don't make much verbal sense so I draw, and how I feel comes out in my work. It's all commercially driven these days but my client base has developed around my passion and the path my life has taken. The fact that I live in a remote location in the Sierra Nevada Mountains has not hindered my progress as an illustrator even though I paint all my illustrations digitally. I spend a lot of time with kids, both my own and coaching others in sports, and my work definitely reflects that ever-growing relationship. I'm still a kid at heart and I want people to see what I've done so I find myself yelling "Hey, look at me!!" as I run around in circles waving my hands and laughing.

Laughing Redhead Studio, Inc.

Humorous and POP Art illustrations, fine art, decorative, collages, cartoons, and comedy writing of and for women, for Books, Graphic Novels, Greeting Cards and Social Expression Industry products.

Condrick, Maura

These energetic, expressive characters, caricatures and icons are illustrated digitally. Maura draws for magazines, advertising agencies, newspapers, design shops and books. Her work has been recognized by American Illustration.

Sauer, Corey

I specialize in creating magazine illustrations in a humorous cartoon style and color them with gouache and/or acrylics. I also create pen and ink (black&white) comic strips for sports magazines.

Ryan Dunlavey

Illustration, graphics, animation and comic book art for editorial and product design. Emphasis on humor, satire and pop culture. Energetic, clean, colorful and accessible style.

Vasconcellos, Daniel

Subtle situational humor with expressive people/animals (including caricature) rendered in pen, ink and watercolor.

Hansen, Mia

Portfolio of Vancouver illustrator Mia Hansen. Plus comics, e-cards, t-shirts, dolls and more..

Studer, Jerome

Jerome was born in Normandy France in 1970. He spent the last ten years illustrating French comics. This past year he made a move into magazine and advertising art. He is especially enjoying illustrating children's books. His most recent book is Le Chasseur Dans Le Ciel editions Le Pommier. He also loves to work with his clients in the USA.

Thomas Bros. Cartoon and Illustration

Need a cartoon, illustration or logo for your website or publication? Top cartoonists Bill and Bob Thomas will slap a custom Thomastoon on everything from clipart to coffeemugs. Fast and affordable.

Billy, Butcher

Butcher Billy is a Brazilian illustrator with a fresh approach, who loves to slice up ideas and imagery in popular culture and reassemble them in unique ways. Juxtaposing everything from Wonder Woman and the Watchmen to Morrissey and Breaking Bad, his work is ironic, humorous and very postmodern. His subtle questioning of pop culture using pop art as his medium is a juxtaposition in itself, yet in their own unique way all his images seem to make sense.

In addition to his illustration work, Billy is a creative director in a digital agency. He lived in the UK for a while, and has travelled widely. With seemingly endless influences at his disposal – including Banksy, Steve Ditko, Shigeru Miyamoto, Malcolm McLaren and Andy Warhol - Butcher Billy never runs out of moods and concepts to explore.

“I like to create freely and then realise bits of an artwork are influenced by the mood of a movie by Tim Burton, the brushstrokes of a piece by Salvador Dali, with a soundtrack from an early album by David Bowie,” he says.

Smith, Henry

The award-winning cartoonist and illustrator Henry Smith is based in Salt Lake City, Utah. He’s an artist who was captivated by cartoons at an early age and never grew out of them. Now, they’re his career and he’s made a name for himself designing unique characters that are full of humour.

“A great character can be designed if you pay attention to the silhouette. Is it something we've seen before? I like to use geometric shapes in fun ways to see if I can get more interesting characters, and making my characters as weird as possible, while still being cute and approachable,” he says.

There’s certainly a 90s vibe in his inspiration cabinet – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Powerpuff Girls and SpongeBob SquarePants are to be found there, along with classic video games like Pokemon Blue and Super Smash Bros. With a graphic design background, he’s also influenced by mid-century modernism. Henry is a keen volleyball player, listens to Country, Rock and Rap, and enjoys the company of his wife and their two sassy dogs.
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