"Eustacia Titalley"
"Eustace Tilley and the Acid Rain Storm"
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Eustace Tilley
Every year (almost), The New Yorker has the Eustace Tilley competition. People submit their own versions of the New Yorker icon/character Eustace Tilley. He was created for and printed on the first cover of the magazine in 1925. The competition is judged on humor (50%), originality (25%), and execution (25%). The first image is the original and the second two are my versions that I submitted. I have so many ideas I hope to draw a few more but probably for next year's competition since the deadline for 2009 is tomorrow and I don't have a chance to do any more!
"Eustacia Titalley"
"Eustace Tilley and the Acid Rain Storm"
"Eustacia Titalley"
"Eustace Tilley and the Acid Rain Storm"
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2 comments:
Fun, Krishna! I always find out about this too late. So cool that they open this up to everyone. I've seen submissions from previous years--always a lot of variety.
thanks bob! i stumbled across the contest by accident. i was actually looking around to figure out how to submit cartoons/drawings. had tons of ideas but didnt have a chance to execute them all, so will submit them next year!
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