Barry Blitt (b. 1958), “Pulling the Plug.” Canadian-born American multiple award (including Pulitzer) winning illustrator. Blitt's works has also been featured by likes of Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, The Atlantic and many others. This is his 153rd cover for TNY since 1992.
Barry Blitt (b. 1958), “Pulling the Plug.” Canadian-born American multiple award (including Pulitzer) winning illustrator. Blitt's works has also been featured by likes of Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, The Atlantic and many others. This is his 153rd cover for TNY since 1992.
Nick Anderson (b. 1966), “MAGA Farmers.” (29 September 2026). Renowned American cartoonist, former president of AAEC. Winner of multiple awards including Pulitzer. Born in OH, based in Houston, TX. Published in WP, TNYT, and other media. Syndicated nationally via TCA.
Nick Anderson (b. 1966), “MAGA Farmers.” (29 September 2026). Renowned American cartoonist, former president of AAEC. Winner of multiple awards including Pulitzer. Born in OH, based in Houston, TX. Published in WP, TNYT, and other media. Syndicated nationally via TCA.
Dean Rohrer, “Beginnings.” Multiple award winning American editorial illustrator, painter, and photographer from New York. Worked with TNYT, WSJ, Time, Atlantic, Rolling Stone, and Forbes. This is his second cover for TNY after the debut in 1999.
Dean Rohrer, “Beginnings.” Multiple award winning American editorial illustrator, painter, and photographer from New York. Worked with TNYT, WSJ, Time, Atlantic, Rolling Stone, and Forbes. This is his second cover for TNY after the debut in 1999.
Abe Birnbaum (1899-1966), “Apples.” Native New-Yorker artist, iconic cartoonist for The New Yorker, which published his works on its 142 covers. His work was exhibited at Philadelphia MoA and the Carnegie Institute. He said, “Nothing’s ugly. Everything’s what it is”.
Abe Birnbaum (1899-1966), “Apples.” Native New-Yorker artist, iconic cartoonist for The New Yorker, which published his works on its 142 covers. His work was exhibited at Philadelphia MoA and the Carnegie Institute. He said, “Nothing’s ugly. Everything’s what it is”.
Greg Foley (b. 1969), “Crosswalk.” Multiple award winning American artist and designer based in Austin, TX. Worked with TNYT, Playboy, Dior, Fendi, Givenchy, Karl Lagerfeld, Valentino, Calvin Klein, Adidas, Warner Bros. Records and others. This is his only cover created for TNY.
Greg Foley (b. 1969), “Crosswalk.” Multiple award winning American artist and designer based in Austin, TX. Worked with TNYT, Playboy, Dior, Fendi, Givenchy, Karl Lagerfeld, Valentino, Calvin Klein, Adidas, Warner Bros. Records and others. This is his only cover created for TNY.
Constantin Alajalov (Alajalian 1900-1987), “School’s Out.” Armenian-American painter and illustrator for The New Yorker, Fortune and Saturday Evening Post. During a 1926-1960 created 171 covers for The New Yorker. His works are in MoMA and Brooklyn Museum of New York collections.
Constantin Alajalov (Alajalian 1900-1987), “School’s Out.” Armenian-American painter and illustrator for The New Yorker, Fortune and Saturday Evening Post. During a 1926-1960 created 171 covers for The New Yorker. His works are in MoMA and Brooklyn Museum of New York collections.
Helen Elna Hokinson (1893-1949), “Blue for You.” Fashion illustrator from Illinois, she moved to NYC in 1920 and since 1925 till her death in plane accident served as one of the best cartoonists for The New Yorker which published 71 of her covers (including four posthumously).
Helen Elna Hokinson (1893-1949), “Blue for You.” Fashion illustrator from Illinois, she moved to NYC in 1920 and since 1925 till her death in plane accident served as one of the best cartoonists for The New Yorker which published 71 of her covers (including four posthumously).
Ivan Brunetti (b.1967), “Required Texts”. Italy born, multiple award winning cartoonist and writer based in Chicago. Author of nonfiction books and comics series. Created 16 covers for The New Yorker published during 2007-2016.
Ivan Brunetti (b.1967), “Required Texts”. Italy born, multiple award winning cartoonist and writer based in Chicago. Author of nonfiction books and comics series. Created 16 covers for The New Yorker published during 2007-2016.
Pascal Campion (b. 1973), “Open Offices”. French-American artist, freelance illustrator, he lives in California with wife and three children. As a designer and painter he worked for Disney, Dreamworks, Paramount, Warner and other entertainment majors. Created 11 covers for TNY.
Pascal Campion (b. 1973), “Open Offices”. French-American artist, freelance illustrator, he lives in California with wife and three children. As a designer and painter he worked for Disney, Dreamworks, Paramount, Warner and other entertainment majors. Created 11 covers for TNY.
Rea Irvin (1881-1972), “Midterm Ecstatic.” San Francisco born, first art editor at TNY. Created 169 covers in 33 years, including the magazine’s debut. In SF worked as illustrator, actor and pianist. In 1906 moved to USEC. Worked for Life and Cosmo. Created ads for Murad in 1900s
Rea Irvin (1881-1972), “Midterm Ecstatic.” San Francisco born, first art editor at TNY. Created 169 covers in 33 years, including the magazine’s debut. In SF worked as illustrator, actor and pianist. In 1906 moved to USEC. Worked for Life and Cosmo. Created ads for Murad in 1900s
John Cuneo (b. 1957), “Top Dog.” New Jersey born New Yorker, since 2001 based in Woodstock, NY. Worked with Esquire, Sports Illustrated and The Atlantic Monthly. Multiple winner of Society of Illustrators awards. During 2009-2024 created 14 covers for The New Yorker.
John Cuneo (b. 1957), “Top Dog.” New Jersey born New Yorker, since 2001 based in Woodstock, NY. Worked with Esquire, Sports Illustrated and The Atlantic Monthly. Multiple winner of Society of Illustrators awards. During 2009-2024 created 14 covers for The New Yorker.
Reid Kikuo Johnson (b. 1981, Hawaii), “Bodega Cat.” Multiple🥇winning American illustrator and cartoonist. In 2023 he became the first graphic novelist to receive the Whiting Award for fiction. Worked with Apple, Nike, Coca-Cola, Marvel Comics. Created 16 covers for TNY since 2016
Reid Kikuo Johnson (b. 1981, Hawaii), “Bodega Cat.” Multiple🥇winning American illustrator and cartoonist. In 2023 he became the first graphic novelist to receive the Whiting Award for fiction. Worked with Apple, Nike, Coca-Cola, Marvel Comics. Created 16 covers for TNY since 2016
Rick McKee (b. 1965), “Family Added Values” (15 Sep 2026). Multiple🥇 winning independent artist from Tallahassee, FL, based in Augusta, GA, where worked as a staff cartoonist for local Chronicle in 1998-2019. His cartoons were published in more than 850 media worldwide.
Rick McKee (b. 1965), “Family Added Values” (15 Sep 2026). Multiple🥇 winning independent artist from Tallahassee, FL, based in Augusta, GA, where worked as a staff cartoonist for local Chronicle in 1998-2019. His cartoons were published in more than 850 media worldwide.
Eric Drooker (b. 1958), “Coney Island Express.” Multiple 🥇 winning painter and cartoonist, he was born and raised in Manhattan. Started as a street artist, he had his works published by TNYT, WSJ, Newsweek. Frequent illustrator for TNY, for which he created 42 covers since 1994.
Eric Drooker (b. 1958), “Coney Island Express.” Multiple 🥇 winning painter and cartoonist, he was born and raised in Manhattan. Started as a street artist, he had his works published by TNYT, WSJ, Newsweek. Frequent illustrator for TNY, for which he created 42 covers since 1994.
Ian Falconer (1959 – 2023), “Something in the Air.” Multiple🥇winning American illustrator and author from CT. Renowned author of children's books, and a designer of sets and costumes for the opera theaters of LA, Chicago and Covent Garden. Created 32 covers for TNY in 1996-2012.
Ian Falconer (1959 – 2023), “Something in the Air.” Multiple🥇winning American illustrator and author from CT. Renowned author of children's books, and a designer of sets and costumes for the opera theaters of LA, Chicago and Covent Garden. Created 32 covers for TNY in 1996-2012.
Eric Drooker (b. 1958), “New York Moment.” Multiple award winning painter and cartoonist, he was born and raised in Manhattan. Started as a street artist, he had his works published by TNYT, WSJ, Newsweek. Frequent illustrator for TNY, for which he created 42 covers since 1994.
Eric Drooker (b. 1958), “New York Moment.” Multiple award winning painter and cartoonist, he was born and raised in Manhattan. Started as a street artist, he had his works published by TNYT, WSJ, Newsweek. Frequent illustrator for TNY, for which he created 42 covers since 1994.
Bruce McCall (1935-2023), “ExerCity.” Canadian author and illustrator, he moved to NYC in 1963 where settled and successfully worked with number of magazines, but must notably with The New Yorker for which he was a regular writer and also contributor of 81 covers during 1993-2023
Bruce McCall (1935-2023), “ExerCity.” Canadian author and illustrator, he moved to NYC in 1963 where settled and successfully worked with number of magazines, but must notably with The New Yorker for which he was a regular writer and also contributor of 81 covers during 1993-2023
Constantin Alajalov (Alajalian 1900-1987), “Tour de Force.” Armenian-American painter and illustrator for The New Yorker, Fortune and Saturday Evening Post. During a 1926-1960 span created 171 covers for TNY. His works are in MoMA and Brooklyn Museum of New York collections.
Constantin Alajalov (Alajalian 1900-1987), “Tour de Force.” Armenian-American painter and illustrator for The New Yorker, Fortune and Saturday Evening Post. During a 1926-1960 span created 171 covers for TNY. His works are in MoMA and Brooklyn Museum of New York collections.
Laura Jean Allen (1916-2003), “Everlasting Call.” One of the most prolific artists, she was active in ceramics and textile design, illustration and writing. Worked with Vogue, HВ, Mademoiselle and Seventeen. Her works are kept in MoMA and other museums. Created 21 covers for TNY.
Laura Jean Allen (1916-2003), “Everlasting Call.” One of the most prolific artists, she was active in ceramics and textile design, illustration and writing. Worked with Vogue, HВ, Mademoiselle and Seventeen. Her works are kept in MoMA and other museums. Created 21 covers for TNY.
Abner Dean (b. Abner Epstein, 1910-1982), “Umpire Drops”. American cartoonist from NYC. He worked as a commercial illustrator, contributing to Esquire, and other publications. His work for Life included illustrations of George Orwell's 1984. Created 5 covers for The New Yorker.
Abner Dean (b. Abner Epstein, 1910-1982), “Umpire Drops”. American cartoonist from NYC. He worked as a commercial illustrator, contributing to Esquire, and other publications. His work for Life included illustrations of George Orwell's 1984. Created 5 covers for The New Yorker.