The New Yorker Cover - Mar 18, 2019

The cover features a stunning, stylized portrait by artist Malika Favre. A woman's face emerges from a vibrant and dense background of colorful, tropical foliage. She is adorned with a large, star-like flower in her hair, and her features are defined by a dramatic interplay of light and shadow, all rendered in bold, flat colors.

Artistic Insight

"Spring to Mind" is a masterful example of Malika Favre's signature "Pop Art meets Op Art" style. The title is a clever pun, alluding to both the arrival of the spring season and a sudden, vivid idea. The artwork serves as a personification of spring itself; the woman, emerging from the lush, chaotic beauty of the leaves, represents the explosion of life and renewal after winter. Favre's technique of using solid planes of color and sharp, clean lines—especially in the stark shadow that cuts across the subject's face—creates a powerful, graphic image that is both elegant and intensely dynamic.

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