I LOVE Paul Zanetti’s loose, but precise drawings and wacky characters:-)
Paul is an award-winning Australian cartoonist. At 23, Zanetti became the youngest cartoonist awarded a ‘Walkley Award’ (Newspaper industry recognition) for Best Editorial Cartoon. He has pioneered syndication of editorial cartoons in Australia, making him Australia’s most widely syndicated editorial cartoonist.
Check out his portfolio […]

As the Daily Cartoonist informs, Universal Press has announced that Mark Tatulli’s Lio is now in more than 150 newspapers. Lio is Mark’s second nationally syndicated comic strip. His other strip Heart of the City debuted in newspapers in November 1998 and has garnered rave […]

Mike Lynch has a very interesting link on his blog. If you would like to learn how Lynn Johnston describes the process of making the FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE strip click here.

Mike Lynch is a very funny cartoonist and a good friend of mine. Self-confessed part Irish/part Czech, he has an unique humor mix that makes him a regular magazine gag cartoonist for places like Harvard Business Review, Barron’s, Wall Street Journal, Reader’s Digest, etc.
Check out Mike’s web site here: http://www.heykidscomics.com

One can’t help but enjoy tremendously the watercolor magic of Stacy Curtis — an ex-editorial cartoonist and now a full-time children’s illustrator.
Stacy’s love for detail and color are a perfect match for the medium and the results are equally impressive and delightful. His talent was quickly recognised and now he is represented by Shannon […]

More Vancouver talent! Scot Ritchie is an award winning illustrator/cartoonist whose children’s books have been translated into Korean, Dutch, French and Polish. To date he has illustrated 33 books and is now an author with the release of “Up Up and Away.”
Enjoy his web site: http://www.scotritchie.com/

John Martz is another very talented Canadian cartoonist, illustrator and graphic designer. He is the mastermind behind Drawn.ca, “a collaborative weblog for illustrators, artists, cartoonists, and anyone who likes to draw.”.
Check out John’s own blog here (you may download some of John’s amazing free fonts): http://www.robotjohnny.com

I have always admired the work of Patricia Storms – a fellow Canadian cartoonist, graphic designer, greeting card artist and a self-proclaimed bibliomaniac, recovering peanut butter addict. You can see here work everywhere — from Reader’s Digest to National Post.Check out Patricia’s portfolio […]