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: Nurit Karlin
Tuesday Spill: A Parade Of Styles
Last week, there was an impromptu visit to the Spill’s headquarters by a quartet of New Yorker cartoonists. Not too long ago I would’ve led them to what my wife and I call the piano room (because there’s a piano in the room) where they would’ve seen four walls covered with framed cartoons by New Yorker artists (a sample directly below).
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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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Tuesday Spill: A Group: Nurit Karlin, Joe Dator, Charles Barsotti, Lou Myers
A Group: Nurit Karlin, Joe Dator, Charles Barsotti, Lou Myers “A Group” is a Spill series pulling together work by New Yorker artists, just for the fun of it. Photo: work above, clockwise from top-left: Nurit Karlin, Joe Dator, Lou Myers, Charles Barsotti How incredibly distinct each one of these cartoonists styles
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