Peter Smyth
@holymahogany.bsky.social
cartoonist & cartoon historian | art history phd student @ OSU | posts are doubled at @holy_mahogany on twitter
Tomi Um appreciation post
(images from https://tomi.work/)
(images from https://tomi.work/)
August 20, 2023 at 4:52 AM
Tomi Um appreciation post
(images from https://tomi.work/)
(images from https://tomi.work/)
New Yorker Illustrations #2 (Feb. 28, 1925)
Cover by Al Frueh is super simple, almost to the point of sacrificing some legibility. Looking ahead at covers for the rest of the year, this is the only one with this composition, objects centered on a totally empty field
Cover by Al Frueh is super simple, almost to the point of sacrificing some legibility. Looking ahead at covers for the rest of the year, this is the only one with this composition, objects centered on a totally empty field
August 15, 2023 at 4:16 AM
New Yorker Illustrations #2 (Feb. 28, 1925)
Cover by Al Frueh is super simple, almost to the point of sacrificing some legibility. Looking ahead at covers for the rest of the year, this is the only one with this composition, objects centered on a totally empty field
Cover by Al Frueh is super simple, almost to the point of sacrificing some legibility. Looking ahead at covers for the rest of the year, this is the only one with this composition, objects centered on a totally empty field
some of my own spots from the last week
August 15, 2023 at 1:30 AM
some of my own spots from the last week
I'm gonna do a thing where I go through the New Yorker archives and tweet about the illustrations, starting with the first issue, published Feb. 21, 1925
(I've wanted to do something with New Yorker illustrations, and this feels more appropriate than a formal research project)
(I've wanted to do something with New Yorker illustrations, and this feels more appropriate than a formal research project)
August 14, 2023 at 1:55 AM
I'm gonna do a thing where I go through the New Yorker archives and tweet about the illustrations, starting with the first issue, published Feb. 21, 1925
(I've wanted to do something with New Yorker illustrations, and this feels more appropriate than a formal research project)
(I've wanted to do something with New Yorker illustrations, and this feels more appropriate than a formal research project)