20 Examples Of Cartoonist Websites & Portfolios

Yehuda and Maya Devir are a married couple and Israeli content creators who create excellent comics with a followership of around 9 million people worldwide.

I like how the web designer skillfully used bright colors in the elements and the cartoon images to give this site an appealing cartoon feel.

Visitors who want to learn the art of digital drawing can click on the lilac-colored rectangular ‘For Registration' CTA button in the ‘Online Course' section. 

One handy thing about this website is the white-colored horizontal sticky header, which helps users explore seamlessly.

Ginma Art is a brand that provides customers with illustrated charms, keychains, stickers, and artwork from anime and cartoons.

I like the use of numerous cute cartoon animations and anime art. Visitors can message Ginma Art using the ‘Let's Chat' widget at the bottom right of the screen.

Interested visitors can follow Ginma Art on social media using the social media links in the black-colored footer.

Will McPhail is a cartoonist and illustrator who contributes to editorial cartoons in the New Yorker. A click on the link to this website takes you to a landing page, which displays some of Will McPhail's work in a slideshow.

Interested visitors can place orders for Will McPhail's books or art pieces using the options in the white-colored horizontal header. I like the use of hover effects to highlight the price and title of each illustration on the ‘Printstore' page.

Sarah Webb is a freelance illustrator and cartoonist who focuses on creating inspiring narratives from the world's odd occurrences.

Like her colleagues, Sarah Webb uses illustrations and cartoons on a white background as this website's main design, giving it a certain feel, like artwork on paper.

One exciting feature is using hover effects to display the illustration title and year of creation. Interested visitors can read about Sarah Webb using the ‘About' option in the white-colored horizontal header.

Dan Gorman Art is a trained medical illustrator and sketch card artist whose sketches feature the properties of big brands like DC and Marvel Studios.

This cartoonist website welcomes visitors with illustrations in the hero section depicting Dan Gorman's creativity. Clients can contact Dan Gorman through email using the black-colored rectangular ‘Get In Touch' CTA button in the white-colored horizontal header.

One exciting feature of this website is the map showing Dan Gorman's work address in the black-colored footer.

Spontoonist is a cartoon and art brand by the artist Jonathan Plotkin, who grew up as a prolific doodler. I like the use of parallax scrolling effects to make this website fun to explore for users.

The ‘Featured Artwork' section uses a slideshow to display some of Jonathan Plotkin's artwork, which gives this website an interactive feel. If you're looking for an idea to finish your cartoon website, this website will make a great choice.

Spontoonist’s site features some organizations, of which Jonathan Plotkin is a member, above the black-colored footer.

Gina Kirlew is a cartoonist, illustrator, and graphics designer born in New York who considers it a success to make people smile through her work.

I like how this cartoonist website welcomes visitors with a cartoon image of a smiling Gina Kirlew in the hero section. One exciting thing about this website is the logo, which combines Gina Kirlew's initials in white in a red circular frame. 

The ‘Rev Art Show' link in the white-colored horizontal header takes visitors to a page showcasing Gina Kirlew's available artworks.

Alex Gamsu Jenkins is an illustrator and cartoonist based in South London. His works include cartoon advertising for fashion brands and other cartoon themes.

One thing I like about this website is the use of cartoon animations in the homepage design, which makes it a good cartoonist website.

The black-colored horizontal header is your one-stop shop for easy navigation on this website. Interested users can follow Alex on Instagram using the Instagram link in the black-colored horizontal header.

Rose Blake is an illustrator and artist who makes drawings and pictures. She creates illustrations for children's books. 

I like how this minimalist website presents Rose Blake's brand identity with eye-catching illustrations and drawings. 

One striking thing about this website is the use of hover effects on the illustrations to create a menu, making it fun to explore. Potential clients can contact Rose Blake using the email or Instagram link in the transparent footer.

Josh McGill is a graphic artist who feels fulfilled by creating children's illustration books, graphic design, and political cartoons.

Like many cartoonist websites, Josh McGill paints his craft on the homepage of this website using cartoon images and illustrations. Visitors can navigate this website easily using the white-colored horizontal sticky header.

Interested visitors can follow Josh McGill on social media using the social media links in the transparent footer.

Loren Fishman is a freelance cartoonist who creates cartoons for individuals and business brands. One exciting feature is the use of parallax scrolling effects in the web design, which makes this website fun to explore.

This cartoonist’s website includes feedback from previous clients in the ‘Testimonials' section, which gives this brand social proof. Potential clients can look at Loren Fishman's cartooning skills in this website's ‘Portfolio' section.

Peter Kuper co-founded a comics magazine with a central theme of politics known as World War 3 illustrated. His cartoons have made appearances in Mad and The New Yorker.

As you would expect from a cartoonist website, this website features a cartoon illustration and an animation in the hero section.

Potential clients can contact Peter Kuper via the email link above the black-colored footer. Visitors can read the brief bio about Peter Kuper in the black-colored footer to get more insight into his art.

Liam Francis Walsh is an award-winning cartoonist, illustrator, and author based in Switzerland who writes children's books and graphic novels.

I like how this website featured Liam Francis Walsh's latest graphic novel, ‘Red Scare' on the landing page. The black background gives this minimalist cartoonist website a different look from other cartoonist websites.

Visitors can use the blue-colored hamburger menu at the top right of the screen to navigate this website seamlessly.

Isabella Rotman is a cartoonist, author, and illustrator who founded This Might Hurt Studios. One striking feature is the logo of This Might Hurt Studios, which shows a snake wrapped around a hand enclosed in a circle. The logo uses the studio name as part of the circle.

I like how the transparent horizontal header comes with a drop-down menu, which makes this website accessible to explore. Interested visitors can check Isabella Rotman's portfolio in the header or black footer.

Sofia Warren is a cartoonist and illustrator with the heart of a comedian. She works with The New Yorker and is a visiting professor at Wesleyan University.

The illustration filling the homepage describes Sofia Warren as a cartoonist with a sense of humor whose talents won't waste away at the Weekly Humorist.

Visitors will see Sofia Warren's appearances on the Washington Post and other news outlets on the ‘Press/Appearances' page. One striking feature is the vertical menu on the left-hand side of the screen, which is not standard on many cartoonist websites.

Jason Aaron is a world-renowned comic book artist and writer whose recent projects include Avengers for Marvel and Batman Off-World for DC Studios.

This cartoonist website features Jason's brief bio and a high-resolution image of Jason in the hero section. Visitors can see more about Jason's latest projects by clicking the news links in the ‘Latest News' section.

I like how this website features a testimonial section that displays multiple heartwarming contents that serve as a source of social proof.

Bob Mankoff is a successful cartoonist who has worked with prestigious brands like The New Yorker and Esquire to provide his audience with satirical cartoons.

One striking feature of this cartoonist website is the brand's logo, which shows a cartoon illustration of Bob Mankoff in a circular frame. This cartoonist’s website illustrations emphasize a brand identity befitting a former New Yorker cartoonist.

Users can click on the news links in the ‘News' section, which discusses Bob Mankoff as a professional cartoonist.

Brandon Varnell is an American author who loves writing light novels. This beautiful website displays some of Brandon Varnell's published works below the hero section, which customers can click on to order via the available channels. 

I like how the designer used a light-gray-blue background and dark-blue color in some elements and sections to create a soft color palette.

Interested visitors can sign up for newsletters from Brandon Varnell for free using the form in the dark-blue-colored footer.

Quinn Howard is a graphic novel writer and illustrator. I like how the web designer uses minimal words and more cartoon illustrations to accentuate the design of this minimalist website.

Interested visitors can watch the trailer videos for one of Quinn Howard's graphic novels above the footer.

The purple-colored horizontal sticky header with an illustration of a starry sky is your one-stop shop for navigating every part of this website seamlessly. Graphic novel lovers can click the ‘Shop' link in the header to order preferred books.

Matt G is an illustrator based in Massachusetts who grew up fascinated with animations and the process of giving life to his illustrations.

The hero section of this cartoonist website features a brief introduction to Matt G and a link to his bio. One exciting thing about his website is the cartoon images under the hero section, which show animation effects when a cursor touches them.

Interested visitors can check Matt G's blog page through the ‘Blog' link in the white-colored horizontal sticky header.