Cartoonist Mike Twohy has been a regular contributor to The New Yorker for over three decades. He’s also drawn cartoons for a wide variety of other publications (from Ranger Rick to the National Law Journal) and created a syndicated cartoon panel, That’s Life. Recently he has illustrated the book Teaching Opera, the Role of the Opera Workshop, a project close to his heart since his wife, Linda, is a violinist in the San Francisco Opera Orchestra. He’s the author/illustrator of several children’s books, including Poindexter Makes a Friend and Outfoxed in which a duck escapes death by persuading a fox that he is not a duck at all but a dog. Twohy has an MFA degree in painting from UC Berkeley and currently lives in Berkeley.miketwohy.com
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