Cartoon Art Prints

4.8

Cartoon art covers a lot of ground: sharp punchlines, soft pastel faces, thick black outlines, mid-century TV nostalgia. Start with the mood you want the room to hold. Funny cartoon art prints earn a second look in a kitchen or hallway, kawaii and cute-core art prints sit happily in bedrooms, and retro cartoon art prints bring warmer, faded colour. Cartoon animal art prints are an easy first pick if you're torn.

Rated 4.8 by 1,000s of customers
Cartoon Animal Art Prints
Cartoon Animal Art Prints
Funny Cartoon Art Prints
Funny Cartoon Art Prints
Retro Cartoon Art Prints
Retro Cartoon Art Prints
Cartoon Character Art Prints
Cartoon Character Art Prints
Kawaii & Cute-core Art Prints
Kawaii & Cute-core Art Prints
Doodle Art Art Prints
Doodle Art Art Prints
Meme-inspired Art Art Prints
Meme-inspired Art Art Prints
Humor Art Prints
Humor Art Prints
Whimsical & Playful Art Prints
Whimsical & Playful Art Prints
Whimsical Animal Art Prints
Whimsical Animal Art Prints
Whimsical Food Art Prints
Whimsical Food Art Prints
Pop Art Art Prints
Pop Art Art Prints
Sunny Blooms Delight Art Print - Unframed

No Rain, No Flowers Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Black Cat Bubble Bath Art Print - Black

Black Cat Bubble Bath Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Poolside Gathering Art Print - White

Poolside Gathering Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Fox & Duck Bubble Bath Art Print White

Fox & Duck Bubble Bath Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Cozy Canine Companions Art Print - White

Two Dogs in the Bed Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Playful Festival Cats Art Print - White

1981 Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Denver Rowhouse Charm Art Print - White

Denver Rowhouse Charm Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Whiskers & Wine Art Print - White

Whiskers and Wine Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Pastel Rome Streetscape Art Print - Oak

Rome in Pastels Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Whimsical Black Cat Art Print Black

Big Black Cat Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Retro Ice Cream Social Art Print - Black

Ice Cream & Friends Social Club Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Cat’s Sweet Celebration Art Print - Black

Cat's Sweet Celebration Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95

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Cartoon Character Canvas Prints
Kids' Room Art Prints
Kids' Room Art Prints
Nursery Art Prints
Nursery Art Prints
Whimsical Nursery Art Prints
Whimsical Nursery Art Prints
Funny Cat Art Prints
Funny Cat Art Prints
Funny Dog Art Prints
Funny Dog Art Prints
Animal Illustration Art Prints
Animal Illustration Art Prints
Dorm Room Art Prints
Dorm Room Art Prints
For The Little Ones
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Line Art Art Prints
Line Art Art Prints
Illustration Art Prints
Illustration Art Prints

Hanging in 100k+ homes

4.8 out of 5

What people say about Cartoon Art Prints

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Bright colours and playful, whimsical designs bring smiles, with several prints fitting particularly well in bathrooms and kitchens.

Cosy Cat Movie Night

I absolutely love it.😻 The artist certainly has a good sense of humour. So much so that I have already placed two more orders. ❤️🐾

Lorraine M. · Verified shopper
Cozy Cat Movie Night Art Print White Reviewed Cosy Cat Movie Night Art Print →

Love it! Grea quality and a fun piece for a little bathroom giggle

Love it! Grea quality and a fun piece for a little bathroom giggle.

Tianna C. · Verified shopper
Cat’s Bathroom Break Art Print - Black Reviewed Cat's Bathroom Break Art Print →

Love my print!

Love my print! The colours pop out and it’s brightens the whole room!

Kim M. · Verified shopper
Colorful San Francisco Streets Art Print White Reviewed San Francisco Streets in Bloom Art Print →
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How do you pick cartoon wall art

Short answers on framing choices, colour, placement and matching a cartoon style to the room

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What's the difference between retro cartoon prints and modern cartoon illustration, and how do I tell which era a print is imitating?

Retro cartoon prints imitate the drawing conventions of a specific era, while modern cartoon illustration is typically digital, with crisp vector lines, gradients, broad colour ranges and freer character proportions. To date the look, read the details. The 1920s and 1930s rubber hose era shows bendy jointless limbs, pie-cut eyes, oversized gloves, heavy ink outlines and black-and-white or muted tones. The 1950s mid-century cartoon modern look turns flat and geometric, with angular shapes, limited palettes and abstract backgrounds. Soft shading, texture overlays and layered depth usually point to a contemporary hand. You may also like our Illustration Art Prints.

How do I choose cartoon prints that work with my existing colour scheme instead of fighting it?

Start by naming the three colours already doing the heavy lifting in your room: the wall tone, the largest piece of furniture, and one accent from a rug or cushions. Then look for cartoon prints whose dominant hues sit in one or two of those families, or in a related tone, rather than introducing a whole new saturated colour. Matching exactly can look flat, so vary the lightness instead. Keep warm art with warm rooms and cool with cool unless you want deliberate contrast, and remember black-and-white or line-heavy pieces slot into almost any scheme. Repeat one hue from the print elsewhere in the room to tie it together, and a frame in black, white, or natural wood can bridge any leftover colour gap. For a related option, explore our Cartoon Character Art Prints.

Where does printed cartoon art come from — newspapers, magazines or animation?

Mostly print first, then animation. The word cartoon originally described a full-size preparatory drawing, and it shifted meaning in 1843 when Punch used it for the satirical drawings in its pages. Newspapers and magazines carried political caricature and gag panels through the 1800s, and Richard Outcault's Yellow Kid in New York's Sunday colour pages in the mid-1890s helped launch the American comic strip. Screen animation followed in the early 1900s, so today's cartoon wall art borrows from both traditions: bold outlines, flat colour and a punchy sense of humour. For another take, browse our Humour Art Prints.

Do cartoon art prints actually look good in a living room, or are they just for kids' rooms?

Cartoon art prints look fantastic in living rooms when you pick the right style. Go for bold graphic pieces, retro cartoon prints, or comic-style art prints with a sophisticated colour palette rather than primary-colour children's illustrations. A single large framed cartoon print (we'd suggest 50x70cm or 70x100cm) above a sofa becomes a genuine talking point, especially in a room that's otherwise quite neutral. Our museum-grade giclée printing gives these pieces real depth and colour accuracy, so they read as proper artwork, not posters tacked to a wall.

Which cartoon art style works best for a bedroom?

For bedrooms, we think softer, more illustrative cartoon styles work better than anything too loud or graphic. Minimalist cartoon art, vintage cartoon art prints with muted tones, or line-drawn character work all feel calming without being boring. A pair of matching framed prints on either side of the bed (around 30x40cm each) creates a polished, balanced look. If it's for a kid's or teen's bedroom, lean into funny cartoon prints with brighter palettes and go bigger with a single 50x70cm statement piece above the headboard.

How do I make cartoon wall art look intentional and not like a student dorm?

Framing is everything. A great cartoon print in a solid wood frame with proper acrylic glazing looks worlds apart from a poster with blu-tack marks. Our framed cartoon art prints arrive ready to hang with the print already fitted to the frame, so there's no warping, bubbling, or DIY assembly that cheapens the look. Beyond framing, stick to a curated selection of two or three pieces max per wall rather than covering every surface. Grouping cartoon prints with other art styles (abstract or photographic) in matching frames also signals that it's a deliberate design choice.

Are cartoon prints a good gift for someone who's just moved house?

They're one of the best housewarming gifts because they solve that universal new-home problem of blank walls without imposing a heavy aesthetic. Cartoon wall art feels lighthearted and personal, especially if you pick something that nods to the recipient's taste, whether that's retro cartoon prints, comic-style art, or something funny. We'd recommend a framed print in the 30x40cm to 50x70cm range so it's versatile enough for any room. Everything ships in one box with hanging fixtures already attached, so they can have it on the wall the same day it arrives.

How is cartoon art different from comic art, and does it matter when choosing prints?

Cartoon art tends to be standalone illustrations with exaggerated, playful features, while comic art is more narrative-driven with panel layouts, speech bubbles, and dynamic action poses. It absolutely matters when you're choosing prints. Comic-style art prints bring a graphic, energetic punch that suits creative spaces like home offices or hallways, while broader cartoon artwork often has a softer, more decorative quality that works in living rooms and bedrooms. If you love the crossover between the two, look for vintage cartoon art prints or retro pieces that blend both sensibilities.