This is the second year the New Yorker has invited the public to submit their own interpretations of the magazine's iconic mascot, Eustace Tilley, originally drawn by Rea Irvin for the magazine's first cover in 1925.
12 winners were chosen from over 300 submissions. You can see a slideshow of all 12 on the New Yorker's website here
My piece also appears, along with three others, in the current issue of the New Yorker on the stands now.
Two of my pieces won last year too. You can see those along with the rest of the 2008 winners at the New Yorker site as well.
9 comments:
Gary, That is awesome! It took me a while to see him, but man, really great and subtle. I like the approach too, more of this!
Fan-freaking-tastic and congrats on this one. I'm sure it doesn't hurt the resume (or ego) to find yourself in the New Yorker.
Hello Gary, this is alberto.
That is a cool piece. I'm glad to see it was selected. Loved the other selected pieces as well. Mr Burns is awesome.
Take care :)
Nice going Gary. Twice now..that's fantastic man.
Gary - love this, as it looks just like our viszla. Are prints available for purchase?
congrats gary! that's bad ass
hey i need your email address! i seem to have misplaced your business card
also i heard we were gonna meet up with you at the inferno presentation at wondercon, were you able to make that after all??
hope all is well
j
Thanks Jehan, and congrats on the project runway/Levi's piece!
Gary - winning 2 years in a role is such a magazine in HUGE! Many congrats!
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