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Jimmy Holder
Humorous advertising and editorial illustrations, in pen and ink, and colored pencil media.
http://www.jimmyholder.com/
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Jing & Mike Co.
Selection of digitally enhanced pen and ink color illustrations.
http://www.jingandmike.com/
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Joel Barbee
Welcome to Barbee illustration. "My name is Joel Barbee. Step into my kitchen where you'll see creative illustrations that will make yer imagination boil.".
http://www.joelbarbee.com/
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Jon R. Herman
Traditional illustrations and cartoons for publications, t-shirts, and greeting cards. Also logos, and web graphics.
http://www.jonscartoons.com/
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Kevin Whelan
Specializing in humorous illustration and cartooning.
http://www.kevin-whelan.com/
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Kurt Vargo
Bold, colorful, humorous illustrations for editorial and advertising, using pastels, pen and ink, gouache and acrylic. Stock art is available.
http://www.vargoart.com/
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Larry Ross
A collection of humorous illustrations done in a whimsical pen and ink with watercolor style about people, families, children, animals, business, sports, and the universe.
http://www.larryross.net/
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Lauren
Featuring humorous cartoon illustration and character design.
http://www.cartoongoddess.com/
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Linda Davick
Wonderful illustration and animation by Linda Davick. For kids and adults.
http://www.lindadavick.com/
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Lou Brooks
It's the Lou Brooks Illustration Web Site... offering amazing solutions to original assignment, as well as stock illustration from the award-winning Lou Brooks Stock Art Bar & Grill.
http://www.loubrooks.com/
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Mark Brewer
Mark Brewer is a humorous illustrator geared towards the elaborately grotesque. Stop on in, I like this guy's work a lot.
http://www.markbrewer.com/
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Mike Gordon Illustration
Award winning illustrator. Childrens books, greeting cards and Animation.
http://www.gordonillustration.com/
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Peter Kuper
Peter Kuper's work has appeared in, among others, Time, Newsweek, The New York Times, Washington Post, The Village Voice, and MAD, where he illustrates SPY vs. SPY. His Eye of the Beholder was the first comic strip to regularly appear in The New York Time.
http://www.peterkuper.com/
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R.J. Ballard
Humorous llustrations and cartoons based "firmly on bold scribble and considerable whimsy."
http://www.rjballard.com/
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Ramon G. Teja
Design, illustration, animations, trade marks, web pages, creation of characters and mascots ecc.
http://www.ramonteja.com/
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Randall Enos
Some of his lucky clients have been The New York Times, NBC, National Lampoon, Playboy, Boy's Life, Atlantic, Time, Sports Illustrated, Fortune, Forbes, etc.
http://www.randallenos.com/
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Raoul Weiller
Humorous collage illustrations, using found objects and 1950s style photographs, combined with cut paper and original images.
http://www.raoulweiller.com/
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Riccardo Stampatori
Humorous illustrations created within irregular formats, exploring personal, corporate, and cultural themes.
http://www.riccardostampatori.com/
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RJ Bauer Studio
Art direction, animation, graphic design and illustration.
http://www.rjbstudio.com/
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