What if our favorite soda drinks were a little more... human? Ever imagined how Coca-Cola, Sprite or Fanta would look like as cartoon characters? Korea-born Canadian artist who goes by nickname Sillvi did just that and they're so distinct. For more, visit his instagram page. 

When Twitter user @balqis_sidiqia recently shared this cartoon of a mom doing everything on her own while dad doing nothing,  it got a lot of attention. The clip is originally from a Japanese anime series – Crayon Shin-chan – written and illustrated by Yoshito Usui. 

When it comes to cartoons, all logic usually goes out the portable hole. Regardless, some of these observations will make you stop and say, "wow, never realized that before!"

Karan Gupta, an Indian illustrator based in New Dehli, who creates extremely relatable comics that we are sure, we can all relate to! His comics show us how living with your significant other is really all about! Just scroll down and take a read through all the everyday problems you can relate to! Like finding his girlfriends hair everywhere, to deciding what to eat! 

For more info check out his work on Instagram 

Argentinian Cartoonist Joaquín Salvador Lavado, better known as Quino, is best known for creating Mafalda. He is an ink master, has graphic humor, and from the looks of his illustrations, a social rebel. 

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Hats off to the creativity of artist Lucas levitan

Witty political cartoons from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Pulitzer Prize winner, Mike Luckovich

There are always perks to being an artist. One of them being that you can create amazing works of art and give them out as presents! Yes, you get extra points for creativity and originality! That's what Kells O'Hickey did! He presented his girlfriend Linds with a pretty unique gift- her sketch artist boyfriend drew them two in 10 different famous cartoon styles. Totally romantic! Just see how amazing and cute they look as every animation character!  

More info: Instagram (h/t) Imgur

Using plastic toy characters from family-favourite films such as Toy Story, Star Wars, ET and The Muppets, the California-based photographer, Mitchel Wuísputs, puts the plastic characters into surreal situations. Via: Design you trust

Jonathan Jui, is a London-based illustrator who started drawing pictures of his son, Milo, because he wanted to be able to capture precious moments, even when he didn't have a camera around. Now, with almost 13K followers on Instagram, Jonathan posts the most hilarious parenting illustrations you'll see.

Jeff Hong, is an animation storyboard artist form Los Angeles, that currently resigns in New York. He has taken his love of Disney and used it to create a powerful series that shows fictional Disney characters trying to cope, and often failing, with some of the problems the world has today. In an interview with Made in Shoreditch, Hong stated "In part, the work became even more powerful and engaging and I was able to quickly realize that many other Disney characters could be used to shed light on messages that are important." And he did just that. Here is only some of his work in the Unhappily Ever After Collection.

Make sure to follow him on twitter and his Blog for updates and posts