Liza Donnelly: “Five Things I’ve Learned About” Ms. Donnelly, whose first New Yorker drawing appeared in 1982, will speak live this coming Tuesday, November 28th. Link to register here. Ms. Donnelly on the class: “Online conversation about creativity! My life has been rich with drawings–my own and others– and creativity. I’ve learned a few things in the process, although the
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Weekend Spill: Michael Updike Looks For A Cartoon; The Tilley Watch Online, September 25-29, 2023
Michael Updike Looks For A Cartoon Michael Updike contacted the Spill recently in search of a multi-panel New Yorker drawing, published in the 1970s, similar to the one (shown below) his father, John Updike, did for The Harvard Lampoon in the early 1950s. After a thorough search through The New Yorker’s database the only drawing I found that came
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Wednesday Spill: Article Of interest: Mick Stevens and Paul Karasik
Article Of Interest: Mick Stevens And Paul Karasik From The Vineyard Gazette, August 22, 2023, “New Yorker Cartoonists Share Stories, Tips and Laughs At Featherstone”— two island cartoonists, Paul Karasik and Mick Stevens talk cartoons. Mr. Karasik began contributing to The New Yorker in 1999. Visit his website here. Mr. Stevens began contributing to The New Yorker in 1979. Visit
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Peter Steiner’s “On The Internet, Nobody Knows You’re a Dog” Original Drawing To Be Auctioned; Monday Tilley Watch…The New Yorker Issue Of August 28, 2023
Peter Steiner’s “On The Internet, Nobody Knows You’re A Dog” Original Drawing To Be Auctioned In The New Yorker‘s cartooniverse, no more than a handful of drawings have reached the level of recognition as Peter Steiner’s drawing shown above, first published in the magazine July 5, 1993. The drawing is the most reproduced New Yorker drawing in modern times. Steiner’s original
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