Famous Artists Who Started As Illustrators And Cartoonists
See how famous artists like Andy Warhol and Philip Guston started as illustrators and cartoonists before creating some of the world's most iconic art| The Shelfist.
Sign up for the Nieman Storyboard newsletter, delivered every Friday in your inbox. *** Dear Storyboard community: In Manjula Martin’s deep-dive Nieman Storyboard annotation of Susan Orlean’s classic Esquire feature, “The American Man, Age Ten,” Orlean was asked how she managed to blend in with a swarm of young kids at a New Jersey pizzeria to report out her 1992 profile of an ordinary fifth-grader named Colin Duffy. “I’m lucky to be small enough to escape too much notice,” she...| Nieman Storyboard
See how famous artists like Andy Warhol and Philip Guston started as illustrators and cartoonists before creating some of the world's most iconic art| The Shelfist.
See how The New Yorker reimagines classic art on its covers, with nods to Mona Lisa, The Great Wave, Starry Night, and other masterpieces.| The Shelfist.
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The first patient I ever wrote about wasn’t actually my patient; as a first-year medical student, that possessive grammatical construct—“my patient”—hadn’t yet entered my consciousness, much less my lexicon. In any case, by the time I met him, he was already dead. More| Danielle Ofri
Background I am emeritus professor of obstetrics & gynaecology at the University of Nottingham and, until I retired in 2024, was a consultant obstetrician at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS…| Ripe-tomato.org
The New Yorker Valentine’s Day covers capture the humor, charm, and chaos of love, turning the holiday into an artful celebration of all its quirks.| The Shelfist.
Explore the powerful impact of Black artists on The New Yorker magazine. These talented illustrators have brought unique perspectives to the magazine’s covers, turning them into iconic stories that resonate with the times.| The Shelfist.
Discover The New Yorker's iconic Christmas covers, capturing festive magic and cozy holiday moments.| The Shelfist.
Enter into the world of New Yorker magazine’s timeless winter covers that capture the season’s magic, charm, and nostalgia. A true wonderland.| The Shelfist.
Love Thanksgiving? Me too! Dive into a treasure trove of nostalgia with my curated selection of New Yorker magazine Thanksgiving covers.| The Shelfist.
Check out this list of New Yorker Halloween covers, featuring spooky and whimsical art from top illustrators. Explore decades of festive imagery that captures the magic and mystery of the season| The Shelfist.
Marvel at the beauty of autumn through iconic New Yorker magazine covers that blend nostalgia with the vibrant colors of the season. From playful illustrations to introspective pieces, each cover tells a unique story of fall’s charm and transformation| The Shelfist.
“I never planned to be a politician. Never. Not in my wildest nightmares,” the economist and former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said the other day. He was fighting his way toward the exit at Columbia University’s Alfred Lerner Hall, where he’d just spoken at a conference on sustainable development. A man blocked his path: […]| Yanis Varoufakis
