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Saul Steinberg New Yorker Covers
Steinberg did 87 covers for the New Yorker. Eighty-seven! (You can see most of the covers and his illustrations in Saul Steinberg at the New Yorker)
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Barry Blitt covers Norman Rockwell
Next week’s cover, “Skin Deep,” by Barry Blitt, pays homage to the Norman Rockwell painting “The Tattoo Artist.” We asked Blitt how he came up with this idea. “My grandfather was a Sunday painter, he used to copy a lot of Norman Rockwell paintings, so I was aware of all the classic images at a very young age,” he told us. “Mitt Romney looks like he stepped out of one of those pictures.”
Cartoon of the night. For more from this week’s issue: http://nyr.kr/MLv8gn
Great Matt Diffee cartoon.
“Face painting five bucks,” New Yorker cartoon by Matthew Diffee.
This made me literally LOL. (via)
Joost Swarte in the March 21, 2011 New Yorker
via murketing > Significant Objects
Tom Bachtell, one of my favorite New Yorker cartoonists, talks about his process — much of it involving collaging his own drawings!
Anthony Lane on John Lasseter and Pixar Movies : The New Yorker
Great profile of Pixar. Unfortunately, only for subscribers, so I grabbed a couple of good quotes off my iPad.
