illustrations

Illustrator Adrian Tomine spoke to Gothamist about how he first got a job with The New Yorker and how he resists the draw of nostalgia.

Legendary cartoonist Mort Gerberg answers our NYC questions with illustrations.

'The Masters Series: Roz Chast' will be a comprehensive retrospective of her long career, and will include never-before-seen cartooning and illustration work, selections from her books, a new hand-drawn mural, notebooks Chast kept in high school, embroideries, hooked rugs and hand-dyed pysanky.

John Donohue is a former New Yorker editor who you may know from his project 'All The Restaurants In New York,' a never-ending visual exploration of NYC's culinary offerings.

If the rats took over NYC, 'they would be living it up like most of us want to without the hang-ups of rent, work, or hangovers.'

Welcome to our new series, in which we will feature visual interviews with some of the best illustrators, cartoonists and graphic artists working in the city today.

These Mad Men illustrations are pretty neat.

Seinfeld's food moments get illustrated! Sadly, the Mackinaw peaches didn't make the cut.

Andy Warhol illustrated a few children's books back before he dabbled in soup cans, and now there are a bunch for sale on eBay.

Though it's not what he's known for, Andy Warhol created some