About the Artist
Doug Reina is a cartoonist, whose work has been published in magazines, including The New Yorker, and also with King Features Syndicate.
As a young kid growing up in an artistic family, Doug’s cartooning style was influenced by the artwork of Saul Steinberg, Charles Addams, Sam Gross and Robert Crumb.
When he’s not making cartoons, Doug makes paintings; he is an award-winning artist, whose studio is based in Setauket N.Y.
Under the Covers | A Closer Look
A work of art 25 years in the making, Under The Covers, is a deep dive into the mind of the award-winning painter and cartoonist Doug Reina. Absurd, hilarious, and surprisingly touching, its images and words explore the anatomy of a yawn; strange creatures with even stranger, human-like qualities; send-ups of everything our society holds dear; very human moments of introspection; the achingly funny that sometimes accompanies the achingly sad, and so much more. It's a strange and twisty odyssey you won't want to miss.
“Doug Reina’s work is eye-catching, particularly his outstanding use of color. You can see the fun in his work and it’s contagious!”