Instagram’s Favorite New Yorker Cartoons of 2021 As the year winds down, I’m noticing that I encountered several topics that we touched upon in our most popular cartoons. This is all quite ...

Nathan Pyle, creator of the popular “Strange Planet” cartoons, and the book by the same name, traces his roots back to growing up in Kettering. Pyle, whose "Strange Planet" book catapulted ...

He posted the comic on August 7, and received the message from Instagram this morning, which said the cartoon violated the platform’s community guidelines against promoting “violence or ...

Cartoons on Instagram might be surging in popularity now, but they’ll be replaced by something else once users grow bored with cartoons…And I’ll be doomed,” Mr. Thompson said.

Instagram cartoons have gaining in popularity ever since The Fat Jewish was exposed for his meme-stealing ways in August of 2015. The creator of Yeah It’s Chill is one of the latest millennial ...

The cartoon shows Brown in a Patriots uniform sitting on a huge pile of cash. He's holding a phone in one hand and a wad of $100 bills in the other hand. Behind Brown in neon lights is a sign ...

An interview with Brooklyn-based comedian and writer Asher Perlman about what it’s like to draw cartoons on Instagram and how he comes up with his ideas.

Cartoon Similar to Snapchat's Anime Lens, this Instagram Cartoon effect from @anitaind transforms you into a more simple animation without any exaggerated features. 9.

Ludacris Sued Over ‘Boob Sweat’ Instagram Cartoon. Tim Kenneally. Thu, June 29, 2017 at 11:29 PM UTC. Ludacris Sued Over ‘Boob Sweat’ Instagram Cartoon.

Instagram’s Favorite New Yorker Cartoons in 2022 This year, The New Yorker has teamed up with Santa Claus to recognize those who hit Like on the cartoons we’ve posted online. By Colin Stokes ...

The cartoon shows Brown in a Patriots uniform sitting on a huge stack of cash, a phone in one hand and a wad of $100 bills in the other.