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)

jamesisrael posted to Comix on January 27, 2009 | Permalink | Comments (0)

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