Archive for gennaio 2012
Illustration roundup

Illustration roundup: The Physical Kids find a clock tree - - art by Christopher Shy based on Lev Grossman's The Magicians.Illustration by Frank Quitely (who was interviewed about it) for Star Wars Art: Comics, which is half off at Amazon.The Cycle by.
Max Ginsburg: Retrospective
Max Ginsburg: Retrospective: Born in Paris, France in 1931, Max Ginsburg is one of the most respected and highly accomplished realist painters today. Ginsburg and his family moved to Brooklyn, New York in 1933 in the middle of the Great Depression. “Growing.
The Dynasphere, 1932
The Dynasphere, 1932: “The Dynasphere was a monowheel electric vehicle invented in 1932 by Dr. J. A. Purves from Taunton, Somerset, UK. It had 2.5 horse power and once attained a speed of 25 mph.”- Wikipedia …Thank you to the Museum of Retro Technology.
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Original ‘Charlotte’s Web’ Illustrations, 1952
Original ‘Charlotte’s Web’ Illustrations, 1952: …All images by Garth Williams.
“Tomorrow’s Lestoil” Ads, 1968
“Tomorrow’s Lestoil” Ads, 1968: …Thank you to Susie Snapshot and Science Fiction Ruminations.
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Douglas Miller: Drawing
Douglas Miller: Drawing: Louisville, Kentucky based artist Douglas Miller studied at Ringling College of Art in Sarasota and the University of Louisville, holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and apparently, plays a mean ukelele.“Through an intuitive process.