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Cartoon Gifts for Father’s Day That He’ll Actually Like

May 15, 2025 by CartoonStock

Funny, heartfelt, and refreshingly tie-free. Shop the full Father’s Day collection here → Father’s Day Cartoons & Gifts Father’s Day is just around the corner—and while he says he doesn’t want anything, we all know he’s secretly hoping for something better than a novelty sock pack. This year, skip the clichés and give him a…
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A cartoon showing prehistoric characters riding a dinosaur complaining of historical inaccuracies

The History & Art of Cartoons: A Visual Language Through Time

May 12, 2025 by CartoonStock

The History & Art of Cartoons: A Visual Language Through Time Tracing the history of cartoons reveals not just an art form but a powerful visual language that has shaped culture, politics, and social discourse for centuries. From satirical etchings to digital webcomics, cartoons have evolved dramatically while maintaining their unique ability to communicate complex…
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Cartoon by Joel Mishon. A group at a cliche workshop ask who will get the ball rolling

How Cartoonists Develop Their Signature Style

May 9, 2025 by CartoonStock

Part of our History & Art of Cartoons guide More Than Just a Drawing Style When we talk about how cartoonists develop their signature style, we’re talking about much more than technique. Cartooning isn’t just about drawing—it’s about finding a visual voice. For most artists, style isn’t something they choose once. It’s something they discover…
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The Most Recognizable Cartoon Styles

May 7, 2025 by CartoonStock

Part of our History & Art of Cartoons guide Style Is Everything Cartoons might be famous for their wit, but it’s their style that sticks in people’s minds. One look at a thickly inked dog with wild eyes or a spare, captioned New Yorker panel—and you know exactly what you’re looking at. The most recognizable…
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“Feline Psychiatrist and Patient” Caption Contest Commentary with Lawrence Wood

May 5, 2025 by Lawrence Wood

Bob Mankoff is feeling much better but was again unable to join the judging panel this month, so New Yorker cartoonist Ellis Rosen took his place. Ellis is talented and funny, and you can see three of his cartoons and read his thoughts on The New Yorker’s caption contest in my book, Your Caption Has…
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