Vector art can be nice. Late Picasso is universally admired, and posterism, Bauhaus, and other minimalist art movements are often praised for utilitarianism, ef

Vector art can be nice. Late Picasso is universally admired, and posterism, Bauhaus, and other minimalist art movements are often praised for utilitarianism, efficiency and succinctness. However, viewing the New Yorker cover mentioned in the comments, a commenter noted the founder of the magazine might roll over in his grave to see such visual simplicity afront what was conceived as a sophisticated metropolitan publication. I was then amused to learn that neither the founder (born in a prospector's cabin in Aspen, Colorado) nor his first wife (who funded the thing, and was born in Missouri) were either born or bred New Yorkers. Apparently, New Yorkers are so convinced of their cultural affinities and the superiority thereof, that they neglect to notice they've been had.