A New Yorker Cartoonist Explains How to Draw Literary Cartoons | The New Yorker 

I love everything about this serie. The music, the editing, the style, the questions, the answers, colors. Everything. Please make more of these.

I love opening the newspaper and looking at the cartoons and illustrations. The art style is so simple, yet amazing. I even cut them out and put them on my wall

Very impressive to learn how the thinking process has been creatively crafted into every bit of detail.

Everything about this is very relaxing. Also, as someone who got their MBA in the evenings while working at a major corporation, lol at the "Executive MFA"

I love her pencil stub earrings!

Watching this eating dark chocolate late at night (excellent medicine)during COVID.

I learned so much for my own comics

Thanks for these. They're delightful.

Makes me want to draw.

These are great. Thank you so much.

thank you amy kurzweil

Love it !

What type of paper do u use when creating ur cartoons?

Her talking about the reading chair and then the biggest book is one they've never read and so on, super funny lol

Anybody recognize the pen (or brush-pen) that she's using for her heavier lines? (like at 2:17 or 3:42 or 6:55 )?

Love these short insights to cartooning. One day... --KateColors

I like the mouse she drew

Excellent!

Thank you

If you give a mouse a cookie, you just might get a new friend

The Mouse and The Motorcycle is Better than Stewart Little! Fight Me!

Palomino Blackwing earrings? Dream girl.

That interviewers broken speech pattern is so weird is she a robot 🤖

I had high hopes for this one.

Ave been sending cartoons 2 The New Yorker 4 years w/ no luck. Ant pointers

The poetry of PowerPoint, the presenter looks like Gene Wilder

These cartoons make me nose exhale

could you explain what MFA means to the world? We don't all live in your head. Cheers

Step one: draw

No one is talking about why is it always fast forward when she draws.

I hope meet one good women american. I like to system women USA

Blows my mind that there is so many “artists” out there that call themselves cartoonists yet their art is 6th grade looking crap

I took the 1st joke as Madeline the children's book/movies. If people cannot get the joke, then it is not relatable which makes it a bad joke.

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Just straight up high school level drawings. People need higher standards, not some middle class girl explaining why her art is good when you can look at it and see that it isnt

Why no use of color in these drawings? One splash of color would a great deal.

...but Who is gonna explain it to her?

Great. Let us know when your cartoonists develop a sense of humor that isn't as dry as the Sahara.

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Mindless soundtrack ruins this.

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