Comic Strip Cartoonist

• A comic strip cartoonist usually works for newspapers and magazines. You must be a talented writer to be successful in this field of cartooning because it involves not only drawing skill, but also the ability to tell a story.
  
  

Graphic Cartoonist

• A graphic cartoonist draws characters, logos and mascots for use in marketing. A cartoonist in this field must have a flair for design and a unique style that appeals to business owners.
  
  

3D Cartoonist

• A 3D cartoonist uses a computer to create cartoons. Sophisticated software is used to animate 3D cartoons. You will need computer skills and specialized training for this career.
  
  

Editorial Cartoonist

• An editorial cartoonist produces one-panel cartoons that consist of a single image and sometimes a punch line. Publishing in newspapers and magazines, these cartoons are often political in nature.
  
  

Comic Book Illustrator

• A comic book illustrator needs to be skilled in drawing the human body. Having writing skills is an added bonus in this cartooning career.
  
  

Internet Cartoonist

• Unpublished cartoonists are posting comics online, making revenue by selling subscriptions, advertising and merchandise.