Tag: Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell

Fave Photo Of The Day; Today’s Daily Cartoonist: Teresa Burns Parkhurst

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Taken April 12, 2019, Brooklyn. The above New Yorker contributors were invited to sketch the burlesque show, Queen of Hearts (Austin McCormick and company).

Bottom row, l-r: Jason Chatfield, Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell, Jason Adam Katzenstein, and Julia Rothman.  Top row: Ellis Rosen, Sofia Warren, and Amy Kurzweil (the group included cover artist, Jenny Kroik, not pictured).

Jason Chatfield began contributing to The New Yorker in 2017; Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell in 2017; Jason Adam Katzenstein (J.A.K.) in 2014; Julia Rothman in 2018; Ellis Rosen in 2016; Sofia Warren in 2017; Amy Kurzweil in 2016.

(photo courtesy of Jason Chatfield)

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Today’s Daily Cartoonist/Cartoon

The subject is news in a cartoon by Teresa Burns Parkhurst. Ms. Parkhurst began contributing to The New Yorker in 2017.

The Tilley Watch Online,The New Yorker, March 24-29, 2019: Book Of Interest: Seth’s “Clyde Fans”; Mort Gerberg’s New York Historical Society Exhibit Reviewed

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    The Daily cartoons this week weren’t exclusively Trumplandish, but close! The contributing New Yorker cartoonists were: Peter Kuper, Lucas Adams, Emily Flake, J.A.K., Barry Blitt, and Christopher Weyant.

        The Daily Shouts contributing New Yorker cartoonists: Tom Chitty, Ali Fitzgerald, and Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell.

To see all of the above and more link here.

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Book of Interest: Seth’s “Clyde Fans”

Out on bookstore shelves on April 30th from Drawn & Quarterly, Seth’s latest, Clyde Fans.  In the meantime, here’s a Publisher’s Weekly piece about it. Seth (Gregory Gallant) began contributing to The New Yorker in 2002.  Below, right, one of his covers.

Further recommended reading: Seth’s 1996 It’s A Good Life If You Don’t Weaken.

The PW article says about it: “Seth’s first graphic novel…seemed to be a memoir of the author’s attempts to track down a New Yorker cartoonist who had a brief flash of success in the ’40s—but the whole thing was fiction.” 

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Gerberg’s  New York Historical Society Exhibit Reviewed

From Women Write About Comics, March 29, 2019, ” ‘Main Thing Is, I Kept Drawing’: Mort Gerberg’s Cartoons On Display at The NYHS”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Tilley Watch, The New Yorker Issue Of January 21, 2019

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An interesting cover this week, reminiscent of Arthur Getz‘s great city landscapes: a dark city view with a small area of bright lights slicing through. That contrast of dark with dramatic light was close to a Getzian specialty (similar scenes were also beautifully painted by a number of other New Yorker artists through the years). If you can, get hold of The Complete Book of Covers From The New Yorker (Knopf, 1989) — you won’t regret it.

For more on the current cover, you can read about the artist, Pascal Campion here.

The Cartoons/Cartoonists:




Some cartoons of note in this issue:

The solid drawing on page 22 of two couples about to cross paths on a suspended narrow rope bridge marks Hartley Lin‘s cartoon debut in the magazine.

As happily the case with Lars Kenseth‘s work, his stone man on page 30 is something outside the norm.

Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell‘s cinematic post-party drawing on page 51 is terrific, as is Olivia de Recat’s Alarmist Clock on page 63.

On page 59, another cartoonist’s New Yorker debut: Karl Stevens.

Mr. Lin and Mr. Stevens are the first new New Yorker cartoonists of 2019, and the 25th and 26th new cartoonists making their debut in the magazine since Emma Allen became the New Yorker‘s cartoon editor in May of 2017.

…before I turn out the lights on this post, let us not forget that Rea Irvin’s beautiful Talk masthead (below) is still in storage. Read all about it here.


Event Of Interest: The Surreal McCoy’s Wolf Of Baghdad; Fave Photo Of The Day: Liza Donnelly & Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell

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Event Of Interest: The Surreal McCoy’s Wolf Of Baghdad

Here’s the info about this upcoming audio-visual project based on The Surreal McCoy’s graphic novel, The Wolf of Baghdad.

…and here’s an interview with Ms. Isaacs (aka the Surreal McCoy) from Jewish Renaissance magazine (October 2018).

Ms. Isaacs began contributing to The New Yorker in August of 2014.

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Fave Photo Of The Day: Liza Donnelly And Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell

Taken at last night’s event, “Power Talk with Liza Donnelly” at Barnard College, New Yorker cartoonists Ms. Donnelly (on the left) and Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell.

And a bonus photo, courtesy of Marcie Jacobs-Cole:  Ms. Donnelly being interviewed by Jenna Freedman, Barnard’s Zine Librarian. 

Fave Photo Of The Day: Liza Donnelly & Carolita Johnson; The Tilley Watch Online

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Fave Photo Of The Day: Liza Donnelly & Carolita Johnson

The maestro of Attempted Bloggery forwarded this photo from last night’s book event at Books Are Magic celebrating the publication of Liza Donnelly illustrated, Be The Person Your Dog Thinks You Are.  She was joined in conversation by New Yorker colleague, Carolita Johnson (on the left, with dog on lap). 

–My thanks to Stephen Nadler for the photo

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The Tilley Watch Online, The Week Of October 29 – November 2, 2018

A less Trumpian week on The Daily Cartoon (which isn’t to say it wasn’t political): The contributing New Yorker cartoonists were Bob Eckstein, Peter Kuper, Zach Kanin, Sophia Warren, and Brendan Loper.

And the contributing New Yorker cartoonists on Daily Shouts: Liana Finck, Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell (twice), Ali Fitzgerald, and Colin Stokes (the New Yorker‘s assistant cartoon editor) with Ellis Rosen.

See all the work above and more here.

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