United Kingdom
- Ewen Bain, Daily Record, Scots Independent
- Steve Bell, The Guardian
- Peter Brookes, The Times
- Peter Clark, The Guardian
- Charles Exeter Devereux Crombie
- Michael Cummings, Daily Express
- Stanley Arthur Franklin, Daily Mirror and The Sun
- Nicholas Garland, Daily Telegraph
- Les Gibbard
- Carl Giles
- William Hogarth, 18th century
- Richard Horne
- Jak, Evening Standard
- David Low
- William Papas, The Guardian
- Jonathan Pugh, The Times and The Daily Mail
- Chris Riddell, The Observer
- Martin Rowson, The Guardian
- Gerald Scarfe, The Sunday Times and The New Yorker
- Peter Schrank
- Clive Uptton (1911–2006)
- Victor Vicky Weisz (1913–66)
- Dyke White (1885-1933), Daily Record and The Scottish Daily Express
- Philip Zec, Daily Mirror
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