50 Years Ago In The New Yorker After deciding I’d like to see what was happening, cartoon-wise in The New Yorker 50 years ago, I stepped into the magazine’s time machine (otherwise known as its archive), and was pleased to see this
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Tag: John Corcoran
Tuesday Spill: First And Last New Yorker Drawing… John Corcoran
First & Last New Yorker Drawing: John Corcoran A decade ago, when I interviewed Lee Lorenz (The New Yorker‘s former Art/Cartoon editor), one of the new-to-me pieces of information I heard was that The New Yorker cartoonist John Corcoran had been supplying a good number of
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Tuesday Spill: An Anniversary; Two “Pony Edition” Oddities; Daily Cartoonist & Cartoon; “The Neural Yorker”; Interview Of Interest: Roz Chast & Rosanne Cash
In the summer of 2007, I started a website devoted to my work — it seemed like that was the thing to do at the time; I imagined everybody in the New Yorker cartoon community was building a website — although that was far from true. Once my site was up and running, with examples of my work, and
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