Case For Pencils Spotlights Zoe Si Jane Mattimoe’s fab blog A Case For Pencils shows us New Yorker cartoonist, Zoe Si’s tools of the trade (that’s a shot of her work area above via Ms. Mattimoe’s blog). Zoe Si began contributing to The New Yorker in 2020. Link here to the Zoe Si Case post. ___________________________________________________________- Alan Dunn’s Fender
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Podcast Episode Of Interest: Ken Levine From Ken Levine, one of the newest of The New Yorker cartoonist newbies (his debut New Yorker cartoon appeared in the magazine’s first issue of 2022): “Cartooning For Fun And A Little Profit.” Mr. Levine gives us a personal history of his love of and for cartoons. If you want to head right into
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Alan Dunn’s 1,981st New Yorker Drawing In my earliest days at The New Yorker it seemed to be a gospel truth that Alan Dunn was the most prolific New Yorker artist. I’ve long been fascinated by how such facts are established as fact. I suppose it could be as simple as someone offhandedly saying to a colleague in an elevator one
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________________________________________________________________________________ Personal Cartoon History I was wandering around The New Yorker’s online archive this evening when I came across this drawing of mine from the January 9, 1984 issue. I looked at it for a few seconds then realized that it’s very different from all of my work in the magazine as it’s blatantly autobiographical. What you see is the
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