Student Emma Hunsinger ′20 gets Assignment published in The New Yorker

January 5, 2020

Panel 5 of Emma Hunsinger’s *How to Draw a Horse*

The Center for Cartoon Studies student Emma Hunsinger ′21 has a comic, How to Draw a Horse, in the current print edition of The New Yorker. Spanning 10 pages in print, the comic initially ran online in May 2019 and was the most popular content on TheNewYorker.com. This comic began as a class assignment.

Emma is currently working on her thesis and will be co-teaching a workshop on queer comics this summer with Kori Michele Handwerker.

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