Illustrations for The New Yorker
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End Times in “Terminator: Dark Fate”
"Medea" Reflects a Modern Tragedy
Akhnaten
Art of the Score: Psycho
What Happens If We Stop Pretending?
Orwell On The Future: 1984
Client: The New Yorker
AD: Sebit Min
AD: Sebit Min
Republished from The New Yorker archives from the June 18, 1949 issue, this illustration accompanies Lionel Trilling’s original book review of 1984, way before it became the cultural phenomenon it is today.
George Orwell’s “1984” predicts a state of things far worse than any we have ever know.
“Parasite” Explores What Lies Beneath