Why this illustrator sent 400 drawings to the New Yorker
Cartoonist and illustrator Will Kiley Santino grew up drawing fantastical (and sometimes punny) pictures. As an adult, Will started to submit his cartoons to the New Yorker — at an incredible rate of six submissions per week. Though Will’s submissions kept getting rejected, they became a source of comfort after the unexpected death of someone very close to him. Learn more about Will on his website: https://www.willsantino.com/ And on Patreon: / willsantino Check out some of Patreon’s other videos: Doodling used to get him in trouble. Now RossDraws is a full time artist. • Doodling used to get him in trouble. Now R... How this blind creator fulfilled her dream to be on screen • How this blind creator fulfilled her dream... The unique way this band connects with their fans • The unique way this band connects with the... CEO Jack Conte explains Patreon • What is Patreon and How Does it Work? Subscribe to our channel! https://bit.ly/3aDJK3C Visit Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/ Follow Patreon: Facebook https://bit.ly/2WJbI5 Instagram https://bit.ly/2KpEW7w Twitter https://bit.ly/2KvWpLs LinkedIn: / patreon #illustrator #cartoonist #NewYorker
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