The now-famous New Yorker cover mocking the conspiracy theories around Obama was done by an illustrator named Barry Blitt. The magazine has now put up a slideshow of his previous covers, and it turns out that just about all my favorite covers from the magazine were his work. The Bush-Katrina cover is a particular favorite. Sadly, none of them got a tenth the attention that last week's cover did. Anyway, take a look. COVERS.
The now-famous New Yorker cover mocking the conspiracy theories around Obama was done by an illustrator named Barry Blitt. The magazine has now put up a slideshow of his previous covers, and it turns out that just about all my favorite covers from the magazine were his work. The Bush-Katrina cover is a particular favorite. Sadly, none of them got a tenth the attention that last week's cover did. Anyway, take a look. 
