Wheel

general10 illustrations2017–2026

Wheel runs through 10 illustrations here, mostly for The New Yorker, Bloomberg Businessweek and The Atlantic. Ben Wiseman, Daniel Fishel and Elena Xausa are credited most often.

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Ben Wiseman

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Daniel Fishel

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Elena Xausa

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George Wylesol

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Joanne Joo

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Karlotta Freier

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Kyle Ellingson

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Madeleine LeBrun

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R. Kikuo Johnson

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Zach Hackman

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The Myth of the Food Desert

The Myth of the Food Desert

illustrated by Ben Wiseman

for The New Yorker

The Female-Midlife-Crisis Novel

The Female-Midlife-Crisis Novel

illustrated by Joanne Joo

for The Atlantic

R. Kikuo Johnson’s “Double-Parked”

R. Kikuo Johnson’s “Double-Parked”

illustrated by R. Kikuo Johnson

for The New Yorker

The Right-Wing Nonprofit Serving A.I. Slop for America’s Birthday

The Right-Wing Nonprofit Serving A.I. Slop for America’s Birthday

illustrated by George Wylesol

for The New Yorker

Trump’s Tariffs Put Pricing Pressure on Small Businesses - Bloomberg

Trump’s Tariffs Put Pricing Pressure on Small Businesses - Bloomberg

illustrated by Zach Hackman

for Bloomberg Businessweek

Tin Can Is a Dumb Phone for Kids. Can Someone Teach Them How to Use It?

Tin Can Is a Dumb Phone for Kids. Can Someone Teach Them How to Use It?

illustrated by Madeleine LeBrun

for Wired

How Monopoly Became America’s Cruellest Board Game

How Monopoly Became America’s Cruellest Board Game

illustrated by Kyle Ellingson

art directed by Nicholas Konrad

for The New Yorker

The Personal-Essay Boom Is Over

The Personal-Essay Boom Is Over

illustrated by Elena Xausa

art directed by Kara Haupt

for The New Yorker

Tracy Flick Takes on the World, Again

Tracy Flick Takes on the World, Again

illustrated by Karlotta Freier

for The New Yorker

Masks went away. Then anxiety spiked for high-risk travelers.

Masks went away. Then anxiety spiked for high-risk travelers.

illustrated by Daniel Fishel

for Washington Post

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