Prezzo Inked: Cartoons, Confessions, Rejected Ideas
Joe Dator is one of The New Yorker's most prolific and celebrated cartoonists. In this collection, he shares his favorite cartoons, rejected ideas, secret sketches, and insane true stories from his two decades at the magazine.
Inked is a hilarious behind-the-scenes look at the world of The New Yorker and a must-have for fans of great cartooning.
Opinioni Inked: Cartoons, Confessions, Rejected Ideas
Joe Dator is a cartoonist and writer for The New Yorker. In this collection of cartoons, confessions, rejected ideas and secret sketches, he gives readers an inside look at his creative process. With wry humor and self-deprecating wit, Dator reveals the inspirations behind some of his most popular cartoons, as well as the ones that got away. He also shares personal stories about his lifelong love of comics and cartoons, from growing up in the 1970s to working with legendary editor David Remnick today.
Inked is a must-read for fans of The New Yorker and anyone who appreciates great cartooning.
Joe Dator is one of The New Yorker's most prolific and celebrated cartoonists. In this collection, he shares his favorite cartoons, rejected ideas, secret sketches, and insane true stories from his two decades at the magazine.
Inked is a hilarious behind-the-scenes look at the world of The New Yorker and a must-have for fans of great cartooning.
Inked is a collection of cartoons, confessions, rejected ideas and secret sketches from the New Yorker's Joe Dator. Inked is an intimate look at the creative process of one of the world's most iconic cartoonists.
Joe Dator has been drawing cartoons for the New Yorker since 2006. He is also the author of three books: How to Be a Writer ( Penguin), My Life in Cartoons ( Henry Holt) and Inked ( Abrams).
Joe Dator is a cartoonist and writer for The New Yorker. In this collection of cartoons, confessions, rejected ideas and secret sketches, he gives readers an inside look at his creative process. With wry humor and self-deprecating wit, Dator reveals the inspirations behind some of his most popular cartoons, as well as the ones that got away. He also shares personal stories about his lifelong love of comics and cartoons, from growing up in the 1970s to working with legendary editor David Remnick today.
Inked is a must-read for fans of The New Yorker and anyone who appreciates great cartooning.
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