I’m too young to have heard of Dorothy Parker. If you ask me what a martini is, I will say it’s Tom Thumb’s smaller cousin, Martin. If you ask me …
- by Patrick WarnerPatrick Warner Illustration by Joren Cull, Updated 12:36, Apr. 14, 2020 | Published 9:00, Apr. 24, 2014This article was published over a year ago. Some information may no longer be current.
Illustration by Joren Cull
I’m too young to have heard of Dorothy Parker.
If you ask me what a martini is, I will say it’s
Tom Thumb’s smaller cousin, Martin.
If you ask me what is under
my
host,
I will
say
my
Catholic tongue.
Joren Cull is an illustrator and animator. A Brief History of Goth, which he directed, received a 2017 Webby Award for best animation.
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