An Adrian Tomine Winter
The graphic novelist Adrian Tomine brings his amazing drawing skills again to bless the latest cover of the New Yorker. I like his work, in particular Tomine's recent book, "Shortcomings," which is about a cynical Asian American man in his twenties dealing with his insecurities and immaturity as he struggles with relationships and his own post-graduate aimlessness.
Tomine also created one of my favorite covers for the 2004 New Yorker called "Missed Connections."
(February 2, 2009 cover)
(November 8, 2004 cover)
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