Drew Dernavich gets that his first name is the past tense of “draw,” so no need to bring it up. He has been a regular cartoonist for the New Yorker magazine since 2002, and has won a National Cartoonists Society award for being the top magazine cartoonist in the country. He has also written for Print and theawl.com. His first children's book, It's Not Easy Being Number Three (Henry Holt/Christy Ottaviano Books), is scheduled for February 2016.
One of our authors tackled a familiar philosophical thought experiment. Here is his story.
As a love note to our readers: a few of Drew Dernavich’s favorite curated mixes + his thoughts on the art of putting one track in front of the other
What Your Wine Label Says About You
Admit it. If you buy wine like the rest of us, labels are everything. Herein Drew Dernavich scrutinizes the art and design of wine labels simultaneously scrutinizing YOU.
Drew Dernavich interviewed Jeff Thompson about his art: Twitter bots, Tumblr pages, and even discovering every possible variation of the thirteen notes of the classic Nokia ring tone.
Not everyone’s meant to be a painter.
On Not Waiting for the Giant Sphinx Moth
Drew Dernavich interviews Franki Elliot, live typewriter poet and author of “Kiss as Many Women as You Can”
High Art, Low Res: Reviewing Art Basel Miami with an iPhone
Officially, you’re not supposed to take photographs at Art Basel’s convention center, at least not with your high-powered 35MM. Of course, nobody objects to a little hashtaggy, Instagrammy buzziness.
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