Showing color. This November 16, 2020 New Yorker cover, by French-American illustrator Pascal Campion, heralds Joe Biden's victory in the presidential election. Traditionally, the Empire State Building is colored to announce the party of the elected candidate, Democrat or Republican. The artist dares to represent a bright relief after a long week of waiting for the results of the states of Georgia, Pennsylvania and Arizona, which have made a sharp turn in the blue zone. This cover provides a knowing nod to Mark Ulriksen's 2012 cover, which anticipated Barack Obama's second victory. 

For several years now, Soledad has been collaborating with Image Republic, creating a very colourful collection of feminine illustrations.