The Colo(u)r of the Sun aims to knock your socks off. Created by David Sprague and Angelica Bennett, it's single panel cartoons strive to be subtle/random/above average. Cartoons are updated frequently in a blog format. David and Angelica also love Gary Larson's The Far Side and respect his work. Check out more of their cartoons at The Colo(u)r of the Sun.

Joe Giunta is a commercial artist and teacher who works full time for a community college in Illinois. He continues to do design work and draw cartoons. Joe's graphic design has won a couple of awards and his cartoon gags and illustrations have appeared in a number of trade publications. Also his illustrations have appeared in a number of children's workbooks. Joe says "I cartoon because I love it and I hope others will too." See more of Joe Giunta's work at Giunta Cartoons's Blog

Finland based cartoonist Jani Mäntynen and his Confusing Cartoons brings you daily humour to meet some realities of life. There are not so many differences between people and animals - not here or on Jupiter.

Check out more of his cartoons at Confusing Cartoons.

Take a Double Take, they really published that! Double Take Comics are wacky, slightly off beat, and never predictable. The creators, Andrew and Steven Ready, grew up in a family that loved to laugh together. Andrew writes and sketches the cartoons, then Steven applies his considerable artistic talent to prepare them for publishing.

Double Take Comics are updated every Thursday. Check out the funny Double Take Comics for the full gallery of comics as well as their merchandise.

Cartoonist Dan Rosandich has over a quarter of a century's worth of experience in cartooning and has created a large archive of humorous illustrations.

He has created book covers, magazine covers, cartoons used on direct mail pieces, fax forms, spot and filler cartoons, article illustrations, artwork for textbooks including comic strips, panel cartoons. Dan's artwork has appeared on T-shirts, greeting cards, calendars and practically any other medium to which cartoons & humorous illustrations can be applied.

Andreas Kinell is a self-employed computer scientist. He doesn't remember exactly when, but at some point he just decided to draw a cartoon every time one of those thoughts of genius hit him. Hence the name 'Thoughts Of Genius'. His cartoons are organized in series of about 20 single images per theme. Once a series is complete, a new one will be started.

Check out his Thoughts Of Genius website to see each series of cartoons like Extinct Animals, Bad Business Ideas or Science Unleashed.