When I sat down to select my new iPhone case, I had to choose between one with a gorgeous 1974 New Yorker cover by George Booth and one with a brilliant New Yorker cartoon by Charles Barsotti. The Barsotti case bears a truly great cartoon and I would really love to have it on my cell phone cover. Ultimately though, I never wanted a case with a horizontal design, but I came very close to breaking my rule this time around.
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The cartoon was originally published in the New Yorker of December 9, 2002.
Note: Now the tough choice is yours. Do you click on the link for my blog posts about George Booth or about Charles Barsotti?
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| http://www.condenaststore.com/-sp/The-New-Yorker-Well-I-think-you-re-wonderful-iPhone-6-Case-Prints_i12419086_.htm |
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| Charles Barsotti, "Well, I think you're wonderful." The New Yorker, December 9, 2002, page 95 |
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| Charles Barsotti,"Well, I think you're wonderful." The New Yorker, December 9, 2002, page 95 |
Note: Now the tough choice is yours. Do you click on the link for my blog posts about George Booth or about Charles Barsotti?
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