Teresa Burns Parkhurst, mentioned here yesterday for her Daily Cartoon, is today’s Daily Shouts contributor.
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Today’s Daily Cartoonist/Cartoon
Farewell to the Grumpy Cat courtesy of Emily Flake.
Tag: New Yorker cartoon
A Page ‘O’ Flakes On Attempted Bloggery; Today’s Daily Cartoonist: Avi Steinberg
A Page ‘O’ Flakes on Attempted Bloggery
From Attempted Bloggery, May 3, 2019, “Emily Flake Drew These”
A charming page of sketches by Ms. Flake via Stephen Nadler’s always enjoyable blog.
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The Daily Cartoonist/Cartoon
A tribute to “Star Wars” actor, Peter Mayhew from Avi Steinberg, who began contributing to The New Yorker in 2012.
Today’s Daily Cartoonist: John Cuneo; Cover Revealed For Marisa Acocella’s “The Big She-Bang”; A Graphic Novel By Robert Grossman; Christopher Weyant’s New Book; Article Of Interest: Liam Walsh; Today’s Daily Shouts… By Ellie Black; More Spills…Ken Krimstein, Edward Koren
Today’s Daily Cartoonist/Cartoon
John Cuneo, who has this week’s New Yorker cover, gets toady. Visit Mr. Cuneo’s website here.
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Cover Revealed For Marisa Acocella’s “Big She Bang”
And now we have a cover for The Big She-Bang: The Herstory of the Universe According to God the Mother as Told to Marisa Acocella. Out November 19, 2019, from Harper Wave. Ms. Acocella began contributing to The New Yorker in 1998. She is the author of the New York Times best seller, Ann Tenna, and Cancer Vixen (named one of The Times top ten graphic memoirs). Visit her website here.
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A Graphic Novel By Robert Grossman
Out May 21 from the late great Robert Grossman (he died in 2018), Life On The Moon (Yoe Books). Read all about it here.
Mr. Grossman began contributing to The New Yorker in 1962. Not only a cartoonist at the magazine, he was also for a short time, assistant to James Geraghty, the New Yorker’s art editor. Visit Mr. Grossman’s website here.
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Another Form Christopher Weyant and Anna Kang Weyant
We Are (Not) Friends is the fourth in the series from Chris Weyant and Anna Kang. Published May 1, 2019 (Two Lions). Mr. Weyant began contributing to The New Yorker in 1998. Visit his website here.
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Article of Interest: Liam Walsh
From weheartwriting, April 30, 2109, “It Started at the Library — Liam Francis Walsh”
A brief article by Mr. Walsh, who began contributing to The New Yorker in 2011. His new book, Make A Wish, Henry Bear, is out this week. Visit his website here.
(my thanks to Bob Eckstein for sending this piece to the Spill)
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Today’s Daily Shouts…
...ridesharing by Ellie Black. Ms. Black began contributing to The New Yorker this year.
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…Edward Koren’s latest book, In The Wild wins gold at the 2019 IBPA Benjamin Franklin Awards (“celebrating excellence in book editorial and design, the IBPA Benjamin Franklin Awards are sponsored by the Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA).” Read about it here.
Mr. Koren began contributing to The New Yorker in 1964. Visit his website here.
…Ken Krimstein’s Three Escapes of Hannah Arendt has been named a finalist for the 2019 Chautauqua Prize (the first graphic novel to be named a finalist for this award). Read all about it here.
Mr. Krimstein began contributing to The New Yorker in 2000. Visit his website here.
Article Of Interest: George Booth; Today’s Daily Cartoonist: David Sipress; Interview Of Interest: Jason Chatfield
Article Of Interest: George Booth
From Bklyner, April 30, 2019: “Cartoonist George Booth: A Real New Yorker”
— a nice piece about Mr. Booth, one of the giants in the universe of New Yorker artists. He’s soon to celebrate his 93rd birthday as well as his 50th year with the magazine. See more of his work here.
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Today’ Daily Cartoonist/Cartoon
Today’s Daily cartoon, handled by David Sipress, concerns the rippling pond of Democratic candidates for President. Mr. Sipress has been contributing to The New Yorker since 1998. See more of his work here.
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Interview Of Interest: Jason Chatfield
From Ladders, April 30, 2019, “This hilarious New Yorker cartoonist has the best advice for how to use self-doubt to your advantage” — this brief interview with Jason Chatfield who has been contributing to The New Yorker since 2017. Visit his website here.
Two Webbys For The New Yorker; An Addams Family Movie Art Book; Tonight At Word Bookstore: A Trio Of New Yorker Cartoonists!; Today’s Daily Shouts By…Ed Steed; Book Of Interest: John Donohue’s “All The Restaurants In New York”; Today’s Daily Cartoonist: Avi Steinberg
Congrats to The New Yorker on their dual Webbys (“international awards honoring excellence on the Internet”). The People’s Voice Award is for “How To Write A New Yorker Cartoon Caption: Child Prodigy Edition”
- Webby People’s Voice Award for Magazine: The New Yorker
- Webby People’s Voice Award for News & Magazines: The New Yorker Today app
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An Addams Family Movie Art Book
Coming in October from Titan Books, Ramin Zahed’s The Addams Family: The Art of the Animated Movie.
Publisher’s text:
The official art book for the animated movie The Addams Family.
…This companion book is full of concept designs, storyboards and production art, alongside insight from the artists, filmmakers and directors.
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Tonight At Word Bookstore: A Trio Of New Yorker Cartoonists!
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Today’s Daily Shouts By…Ed Steed
Ed Steed is back with Part 2 of his fascinating Modern Romance.
Mr. Steed began contributing to The New Yorker in 2013. See more of his work here.
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Book of Interest: John Donohue’s “All The Restaurants In New York”
Out May 14th from Abrams Image, All The Restaurants In New York from New Yorker cartoonist John Donohue ( also a former editor of the magazine’s Goings On About Town section).
Mr. Donohue’s first cartoon appeared in the issue of October 18, 2004. Visit his website here.
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Today’s Daily Cartoonist/Cartoon
A post-Earth Day drawing from Avi Steinberg, who began contributing to The New Yorker in 2012. See some of his work here.