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Phil McAndrew

@philmcandrew.bsky.social

Illustrator / cartoonist / writer. HERMIT MAGAZINE editor. Wrote and/or drew stuff for MAD Magazine, WFMU, The New Yorker, Penguin Random House, Cartoon Network, punk bands, etc Buffalo, NY philintheblanks@gmail.com linktr.ee/philmcandrew

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Phil McAndrew@philmcandrew.bsky.social · 4w ago

A few people have messaged me to ask about potentially contributing to this, so: I put together a form that any interested nude models/photographers can use to formally express interest. I'll leave this up for a month or so and if I have enough interested folk I'll start putting this thing together.

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Phil McAndrew@philmcandrew.bsky.social · 3mo ago

new stupid collaborative zine idea: first half is my weird silly drawings of naked people, second half is people who get naked professionally trying to recreate them as photos

Illustration of a lady doing her boob into a glass of wine
Pam Wishbow@pamwishbow.bsky.social · 5h ago

I have found out something I worked on came out because I see it in a store rather than be told it’s out or be tagged in the launch announcement. Please give a little love to your illustrator. We really do need the tag for new work.

Eric Smith@ericsmithrocks.bsky.social · 12h ago

Cover reveal days are such fun, huge days for authors. But you know who they can also be huge for? The illustrators. Don’t forget to credit them. Cover reveals always blow up outside of an author’s bubble, and someone who sees it could be that artist’s next gig. ❤️

Brett@wetleafbrett.bsky.social · 12h ago

Hiya peabrains. My photo zine NOBODY’S HOME is finally in print and available for purchase. It features photos taken on film over the past two years. Message me if you’d like one! Thank you 🪁

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Hermit Magazine@hermitmagazine.bsky.social · 4d ago

Do you have a question for us? An opinion about something published in our first issue? Questions, comments, hate mail, requests, marriage proposals, and more can be sent to: h3rmitmagazin3@gmail.com (we might even publish your mail in the next issue!)

Phil McAndrew@philmcandrew.bsky.social · 3d ago

This morning I found myself thinking about this comic I drew for MAD Magazine back in 2013. I had no idea what was coming back then, with AI actually destroying people's cognitive abilities....

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alec karakatsanis@equalityalec.bsky.social · yesterday

THREAD. Contrary to what you are being told, 40 years of polling have established that shifting money away from police/prisons toward social services is one of the most popular public policies among *all* political demographics. But it's not just that, it goes way deeper.

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dr. izzy true@izzytrue.com · 2d ago

Making fliers for shows was one of the first places I got to share my art as a teen. It helped me feel like part of the music scene in my town. I’m so sad thinking about how little opportunities like that are getting stolen from young ppl by AI.

Delaney King (She/Her/Whomst)@delaneyking.bsky.social · 2d ago

It isn't that we do not have enough to feed the poor, it is that we can never have enough to satisfy the rich.

Feral Millennial Communists of Late Stage Capitalism@feralcommie.bsky.social · 2d ago

The biggest conn capitalism ever pulled was convincing us that working 40 hours a week and still worrying about the electricity bill is normal. We have the technology, productivity and wealth. Being exhausted and broke isn't a technological problem. It's a distribution problem.

Phil McAndrew@philmcandrew.bsky.social · 2d ago

saw a robot out in the wild yesterday. a goofy box shaped star wars looking robot cleaning the floors at the grocery store, nobody visibly controlling it. meanwhile they only had one register lane open with a huge line of people waiting who didn't want to go through self checkout (I was one of them)

Phil McAndrew@philmcandrew.bsky.social · 3d ago

I've been all over the dang country a handful of times and I've never seen a place with more people reading books than New York City

Ayo@darrylayo.bsky.social · 3d ago

I’m a New Yorker. It’s bad out here and getting worse. But fundamentally, this is still a literate town. You spend a lot of time traveling in a train. A book helps a lot of people to pass the time or otherwise the train gives a lot of people the chance to squeeze in that reading.