New Yorker cover artist Gayle Kabaker on persistence, rejection, and the miracle of seeing her art in print
The New Yorker cover artist on why a cover still feels like a miracle, the morning David Hockney died, and learning to paint bedding like water. Gayle Kabaker has illustrated some of the most…
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