Lonnie Millsap’s “Shortest Book Tour Ever” Lonnie Millsap, who began contributing to The New Yorker in November of 2018, has posted the above schedule book tour schedule. The book: Visit Mr. Millsap’s website here (where you’ll find more information on the artist and the book) ___________________________________________________________________ Exhibit Of Interest: Ken Krimstein’s Art Mr. Krimstein’s A-Z Entry: Born, Chicago, Illinois.
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Alan Dunn, Cartoonist, Fine Artist A social media post by The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of Modern Art alerted me to a side of Alan Dunn I’d skirted over for years — that he was an accomplished watercolorist outside of the work he did for The New Yorker (where he contributed 9 fabulous covers between 1943 and 1963, not to
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William Haefeli Guests On The Cartoon Caption Contest Podcast William Haefeli (above, in the v-neck sweater) who began contributing to The New Yorker in 1998 joins the CCCP‘s co-hosts (l-r) Beth Lawler, Paul Nesja, and Vin Coca (it’s episode #186, for those keeping track). Listen here. _________________________________________________________________ Mary Petty Draws Alan Dunn Here’s an ad for Alan Dunn’s 1931 collection,
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A New Yorker Cartoon Air Travel Slide Show Emma Allen, The New Yorker‘s cartoon editor, presents a slide show of some of the magazine’s artists takes on flying. See it here! — Above: a snippet of the Jack Ziegler drawing included in the slide show. [I’m not flying today, but I am traveling on some of the nation’s highways (and
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