Working Drawings

Escher Get your ass up here

The Working Womans Magazine

I wish I had a salary that disgusted people

New Yorker April 18th, 1988

One Woman In Workout Clothes Shows A Phone App

A Schoolboy Speaks To His Mother In The Kitchen

Oh, You Press The Button Down. The Data

Working From Hell

Later

A Man, In Bed With His Wife, Speaks To Her

Egyptian Pyramid-builders Are Being Addressed

A Man Licks His Plate Clean At A Restaurant

It Wants To Do Our Jobs

Man! I Just Had To Pull Another All-dayer

Two Cupcake Friday

I Still Prefer The Ninth

A Princess Sits On A Picnic Blanket With Wine

A Father Talks To His Baby

Our Borders Are Still Way Too Porous

All My Gains Have Been In Cognitive Function

At A Gym, Death Runs On A Treadmill Behind Three

New Yorker July 6th, 1998

Two Construction Workers Watch As A Wrecking Ball

Raised by Hampsters

New Yorker December 6th, 2004

New Yorker August 23rd, 2004

Finish up so we can eat the damn meal

The Procrastination Loop

Hey, Johnny - Am I Nuts, Or Does This Have A Hint

It's Only

New Yorker May 23, 2022

Working From Home For A Year

I Want To Be An Embattled President

You're Fired

No TV After Dinner

I'd Love To Chat Longer

There's Such A Thing

Taste This For Me

New Yorker January 11th, 1993

New Yorker September 14th, 1998

New Yorker May 15th, 1995

'nother Load Of Tobacco Money Headin' North

Well, Being Single And A Robot, I'm Able To Put

Tell It Like

Are You A Grisette?

Jock's Father Was Payne Whitney

Don't Stare At The Passengers

I'm Sorry, Miss, But You'll Have To Get

. . . And Then For Three Years Before Enlisting

I'd Say Greens Along Both Doubles Alleys

What Do You ?gure On Doing Between Wars?

The Reading Public The Charming Countess

Mr. Paul Isn't With Us Any More. Mr. Paul Said

New Yorker May 9th, 1942

But I Tell You My Muscles Are Simply Screaming

You're Speaking To B. J. Wetherby

Listen to Your Body

Not Particularly Super

A Woman Speaks To A Man Who Is Working

Spelled Out