We cartoonists, a compact community, draw a little bit closer when we lose one of our own. This week we lost our friend, the great New Yorker artist, George Booth. George was a part of The New Yorker’s landscape for more than half the magazine’s life (his first drawing appeared in 1969).The Spill has asked George’s fellow artists to share
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Advance Look… Next Week’s Aaron Judge Cover Celebrating #99, from cover artist, Mark Ulriksen. Read more here. __________________________________________________________________ Ken Krimstein Guests On The Caption Contest Podcast Mr. Krimstein joins co-hosts Beth Lawler and Paul Nesja on the latest episode of the Caption Contest Podcast. Listen here. Ken Krimstein began contributing to The New Yorker in 2000. Visit his website here.
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_____________________________________________________________ A Cat Book & A Dog Book On The Way How great for cat people, and how great for dog people (and, I suppose how great for cat and dog people): Bob Eckstein’s The Complete Book Of Cat Names (this
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Late Word On Two Events With Ken Krimstein My apologies for this late word, but here are two Zoom events with Ken Krimstein coming up today, one in just an hour. Mr. Krimstein, who began contributing his cartoons to The New Yorker in 2000, is the author of the highly praised When I Grow Up: The Lost Autobiographies Of Six
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