Luke Pearson
(https://lukepearson.com) 📸 Data Snapshot: May 25, 2026Pull the main entities out of the H1, then check whether they actually recur through the body. A page that announces one thing and then talks about another drifts. Headings with no real sentences underneath read as pseudo-substance.
There is zero semantic drift between the homepage signal and the sub-page substance; the homepage lists ‘The New Yorker’ and the sub-page provides the specific credits for the ‘Bog Girl’ illustration. However, the site suffers from a structural void, as there is no heading hierarchy (H1-H6) across all four pages to organize the content. This lack of structural signal means the site’s messaging is coherent to a human but incoherent to a data crawler.
Semantic Coherence is read from the heading hierarchy first: what each page announces in its H1 and headings, then whether the body actually delivers on it. Below is the structure the engine mapped, followed by the clean text to check for drift between promise and reality.
🏗️ Semantic Structure — heading hierarchy & page identity (the promise the page makes)
HOMEPAGE Luke Pearson – Illustration and Comics (https://lukepearson.com)
Luke Pearson – Illustration and Comics
Illustrator and cartoonist. Creator of the
REPEATED_BODY The New Yorker – Luke Pearson – Illustration and Comics (https://lukepearson.com/The-New-Yorker-1/)
The New Yorker – Luke Pearson – Illustration and Comics
Illustration for "Bog Girl" by Karen Russell, a short story published in The New Yorker.
REPEATED_BODY Personal Work – Luke Pearson – Illustration and Comics (https://lukepearson.com/Personal-Work-4/)
Personal Work – Luke Pearson – Illustration and Comics
Portrait of my daughter and her mother.
REPEATED_BODY Critical Chips – Luke Pearson – Illustration and Comics (https://lukepearson.com/Critical-Chips/)
Critical Chips – Luke Pearson – Illustration and Comics
Print designed for the kickstarter for Critical Chips 2. (Plus alternate colour version.)
📝 The Narrative — clean text per page (homepage promise vs. sub-page reality)
HOMEPAGE (https://lukepearson.com) Luke Pearson – Illustration and Comics
Running on Cargo The New Yorker Personal Work Critical Chips New York Times Soho Glories SPX SZ Magazin 25th Anniversary Boredom Parent and Child The New Yorker Mortdecai Personal Work Wired Nobrow/Flying Eye Personal Work Real Simple Adventure Time Queuing B&W Drawings Personal Work Slate Book Review New York Times Personal Work Penguin SZ Magazin Space Watership Down New Republic Fumetto Cornelia Funke The Silver Sword How to Poach an Egg The Manual Weezer Little White Lies Gosh Hello Kitty Cultural Capital Idea Generation Adventure Time
SUB-PAGE (https://lukepearson.com/The-New-Yorker-1/) The New Yorker – Luke Pearson – Illustration and Comics
Running on Cargo Illustration for "Bog Girl" by Karen Russell, a short story published in The New Yorker. The New Yorker Personal Work Critical Chips New York Times Soho Glories SPX SZ Magazin 25th Anniversary Boredom Parent and Child The New Yorker Mortdecai Personal Work Wired Nobrow/Flying Eye Personal Work Real Simple Adventure Time Queuing B&W Drawings Personal Work Slate Book Review New York Times Personal Work Penguin SZ Magazin Space Watership Down New Republic Fumetto Cornelia Funke The Silver Sword How to Poach an Egg The Manual Weezer Little White Lies Gosh Hello Kitty Cultural Capital Idea Generation Adventure Time
SUB-PAGE (https://lukepearson.com/Personal-Work-4/) Personal Work – Luke Pearson – Illustration and Comics
Running on Cargo Portrait of my daughter and her mother. The New Yorker Personal Work Critical Chips New York Times Soho Glories SPX SZ Magazin 25th Anniversary Boredom Parent and Child The New Yorker Mortdecai Personal Work Wired Nobrow/Flying Eye Personal Work Real Simple Adventure Time Queuing B&W Drawings Personal Work Slate Book Review New York Times Personal Work Penguin SZ Magazin Space Watership Down New Republic Fumetto Cornelia Funke The Silver Sword How to Poach an Egg The Manual Weezer Little White Lies Gosh Hello Kitty Cultural Capital Idea Generation Adventure Time
SUB-PAGE (https://lukepearson.com/Critical-Chips/) Critical Chips – Luke Pearson – Illustration and Comics
Running on Cargo Previous / Next image () Thumbnails Print designed for the kickstarter for Critical Chips 2. (Plus alternate colour version.) The New Yorker Personal Work Critical Chips New York Times Soho Glories SPX SZ Magazin 25th Anniversary Boredom Parent and Child The New Yorker Mortdecai Personal Work Wired Nobrow/Flying Eye Personal Work Real Simple Adventure Time Queuing B&W Drawings Personal Work Slate Book Review New York Times Personal Work Penguin SZ Magazin Space Watership Down New Republic Fumetto Cornelia Funke The Silver Sword How to Poach an Egg The Manual Weezer Little White Lies Gosh Hello Kitty Cultural Capital Idea Generation Adventure Time
This page presents a snapshot of public data from Luke Pearson, captured on May 25, 2026, to show how machine logic reads Semantic Coherence signals into an AI reputation evaluation.
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