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An Afternoon with Cartoonist Barry Blitt | WWD

Meet the man behind The New Yorker’s political cartoons, Barry Blitt. He began working for the magazine in 1992 and since then, his work has appeared on over 100 covers. Blitt sat down with WWD to talk about his drawing process and bad jokes. Subscribe to WWD's YouTube channel here: http://bit.ly/WWDYTSubscribe Barry Blitt’s home is on the corner of a country road in Roxybury, Conn. Perched on a hill, the white, Victorian-style house is where Blitt inks his cleaver, incisive, humorous cartoons and illustrations for The New Yorker. Blitt began working for the magazine in 1992 and since then, his work has appeared on upward of 100 covers. He is perhaps best known for his political cartoons and in the era of the Trump administration — which is ripe for a ribbing — Blitt’s work has been second to none. Read More: https://bit.ly/2I2jAe2 CONNECT WITH WWD Web: http://wwd.com/ Facebook: http://bit.ly/WWDFacebook Twitter: http://bit.ly/WWDTwitter Instagram: http://bit.ly/WWDInstagram Newsletter: http://bit.ly/WWDNewsletters ABOUT WWD The first in fashion. For over 100 years, WWD has been the voice of authority in the global women's and men's fashion, retail and beauty communities and the consumer media that cover the market. Fashion. Beauty. Business. Interview: Alexandra Steigrad Video: Ash Barhamand