Filled to the brim with inside jokes,

This New Yorker magazine cover immortalizes the forty-eight undergraduate students and faculty who piloted Stanford University's first artistic residential program in its inaugural year. ITALIC (Immersion in the Arts: Living in Culture) is now one of the most sought-after programs at Stanford University.

The cover itself is inspired by visiting artist Ivan Brunetti, whose cartoon illustrations graced The New Yorker's covers multiple times.

Team

Jacqueline Lin Illustrator
Selina Her Illustrator