It’s finally that time again. Kids are heading back to school with big backpacks full of CDC-approved masks. Here’s our hand-picked, algorithm-free selection of top back-to-school cartoons for you to love and license. BUY THIS CARTOON BUY THIS CARTOON BUY THIS CARTOON BUY THIS CARTOON BUY THIS CARTOON BUY THIS CARTOON BUY THIS CARTOON MORE…
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“A Dog, a Cat, and a Lawyer” Caption Contest Commentary with Lawrence Wood
The late, great Leo Cullum’s cartoon is set in what appears to be an attorney’s office. The lawyer is a human man, and seated across from him are a dog and a cat, who are anthropomorphic. The dog is wearing a business suit, while the cat is wearing a sweater over a blouse. The dog…
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CartoonStock Business Tips: Advice for More Successful Messaging
Spice up your messaging with humor! Is your brain frequently operating on overload? You’re not alone. The average person receives between 4,000 to 10,000 messages each day. Perhaps fewer than 100 are actually “noticed” in a meaningful way, and the time spent actively reading an email or blog post is about one minute! So how…
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Anatomy of a Cartoon: The March to Cryptocurrency
Cartoon critics Phil Witte and Rex Hesner look behind the gags to debate what makes a cartoon tick. This week our intrepid critics take a look at cryptocurrency. Money formerly came in two flavors: coins jingling in pockets and paper bills sheaved into wallets. Prior to that, chunks of gold, silver, or even beads were…
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“Sandman” Caption Contest Commentary with Lawrence Wood
In Mick Stevens’ cartoon, the Sandman has floated through an open window into the bedroom of a man who’s lying in bed with his eyes wide open. The Sandman, who’s hovering above the bed and wearing a wireless headset, is speaking. The headset made me think of those Peloton instructors who exhort their clients to…
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Facebook Live: Roz Chast and Bob Mankoff in Conversation
During this Facebook Live, Bob talks with legendary New Yorker cartoonist and good friend Roz Chast. Roz talks about her work as an artist, then Roz and Bob chat and field questions from the audience.