I’m going to apply… I know someone who works there.
Pro tip. Don’t write a cover letter
Notify me when they’ll need a programmer/writer 
Hmm… I’m an experienced, versatile Art Director 
Yes, I know! You @festarossa are able with Photoshop, too. And have a good attitude, which is the most important thing.
Try it!
I am afraid I wouldn’t qualify… except for “Played and enjoyed many point-and-click adventures” (and perhaps two of the core requirements) 
But enough sobbing: the key message here is “an unannounced 2D pixel art adventure game. Our new game will honor the past, but look to the future. It is currently at an early stage”
Ok, here’s my pitch…
As art director I will hire Mark Ferrari and Octavi and I’ll keep emailing them all day saying things like, “Think bigger! More ideas! You’re on the right track! Synergize! More purple! Less purple! You can do it!”
I’ll then forward all the art they send me to Ron and co.
Mark Ferrari is THE man.
Why not try Bill Tiller? I know he is not a pixel artist but for sure he qualifies for most key points. Last time we heard about him he was doing a board game (The Shivers). Even if this game is not Monkey Island I am sure Bill would create a nice style for it.
Don’t forget “well, do these icons look final to you?”
Freu freu freu 
OMG, Yes! 
@David Please give us an exotic setting this time! Something with ruins! Let us travel the world! Discover ancient artifacts! Basically what you do best! You know! 
I’m excited about hearing more about this game, especially as it’s a 2D pixel art adventure…
Hopefully there will be a steady trickle of info and maybe even a few podcasts along the way…
I don’t think there will be. Ron said something like this earlier.
For an instant, I expected you’d ask “Chop the wood!”
“Indiana Jones and the Secret of Monkey Island”?
If it weren’t for the IP rights, maybe.
Let’s try with a different name?
“Massachusetts Bones and the Mystery of the Gibbon Land surrounded by water”
Something in the Maniac Mansion/Thimbleweed Park universe would be great! 