And on Xmas day, what could be better for a day of celebrations than this portrait of Tilleyette on the beach by Ana Juan (should have gone to the sun for this holiday…)
by Eric Drooker, Eustace a mighty steel worker—a perfect New York city scene, our gift to you for Xmas.
this is the only photo ever published on the cover of The New Yorker. but then it’s by the great cartoonist, william Wegman.
This double Tilley by Seth was for the February super-Tuesday primary race, back in 2008. We published half the run with Clinton on top, the other half with Obama, and, amazingly enough, that matched the result of the voting that day… and stayed true till pretty much May or June of that year.
Eustacia, by R. O. Blechman, for a Woman’s issue.
Enter the contest:
http://www.newyorker.com/online/photocontests/eustace_tilley_2013
That signature, and that masthead, what a wonderful combination! (And at the time, our offices were in a whole other Times Square, not the current Disneyfied version…)
Enter the contest:
http://www.newyorker.com/online/photocontests/eustace_tilley_2013
The previous couple of Tilleys, by Charles Burns and Art Spiegelman, as well as this page, by the inimitable Roz Chast, are from a portfolio we did…back in 1993. Enter this year’s contest:
http://www.newyorker.com/online/photocontests/eustace_tilley_2013
Show me your Eustaces… Enter the 6th Annual Eustace Tilley Contest.
Launching the 6th Annual Eustace Tilley contest. Very much looking to what you come up with. Details on the New Yorker website:
Behind the scenes atThe New Yorker with art editor 