Adrian Tomine provided this illustration for an article by in the July 4, 2011 issue of the New Yorker.
(via Adrian Tomine News)
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What caught my eye about the illustration was the way that the girl was drawn as being slightly taller than the guy. It may just be me, but I think it sort of heightened the chemistry between them… lol.. it’s evident in their eyes. She’s looking down at him with some encouragement, while he’s looking up at her with some hope.
I didn’t know about the artist before, so I’m glad I saw this post and found his site while researching about him. Thanks.
I noticed at first that the girl is taller than the boy too:) A very good illustration.