Apr 18

On the cover for The New Yorker’s centenary, creative process and the message she seeks to convey

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So refreshing to know The New Yorker still opts for sketches and hand-drawn designs instead of using AI. An insightful read!

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Thanks very much for reading, Janice 💖

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