All good things must come to an end, or sometimes a hiatus. Please stay and take a spin through past posts (ARCHIVE ). You’ll find something great, I promise. The doodle is by the legendary...
Mission District sidewalk drawn by @paulmadonna from his book Everything Is Its Own Reward. What/whom does this make you think of?
Vintage French matchboxes, ca. 1940s? (For more beautiful tiny package designs like these, SEE ALSO )
Leonora Carrington, Tiburón, ca. 1942, a stunner that needs to be seen up close to be really seen. A lot’s going on with this passenger fish, including an execution chamber in its basement. Th...
Original and later versions of a panel from Tintin in America, the black-and-white from Le Petit Vingtième (March 10, 1932) and the color from the 1945 version
Suihō Tagawa, Norakuro comics, ca. 1930s.
Detail of the beautiful silver foil-stamped front cover of The Kat Who Walked in Beauty: The Panoramic Dailies of 1920, George Herriman
Hergé, advertising project for Victoria, 1933, reprinted in Tintin: The Art of Herge
Hergé (obviously), panel from a color proof of The Red Sea Sharks, Tintin magazine, August 14, 1957
Julius Klinger, Ferrowatt light bulb advertisement, 1930
Dutch package design advertisemnt, 1934, reproduced in Steven Heller’s book Dutch Moderne
Genius at work (vintage miniature crayon box made in Japan)
20 Ans magazine, Paris, 1974
Gary Panter, exterior set design for Pee Wee’s Playhouse, 1986. Several room-sized models of the playhouse exterior were made based on this sketch.
HARPY: 1. Gr. and Lat. Myth. A fabulous monster, rapacious and filthy, having a woman’s face and body and a bird’s wings and claws, and supposed to act as a minister of divine vengeance. 2. A...
Voodoo #7, 1953, art: Iger Shop, reprinted in Haunted Horror: Comics Your Mother Warned You About!
Woman’s fire dance mask, 6 feet 8 inches high, Baining people, Papua New Guinea, from Elemental Art of the Indonesian Archipelago
Bizarre and very troubling vintage men’s magazine covers from Gary Panter’s reference art collection. “Mating Raid of the RED APE” “True Report: Stone Age Savages Kill Scientists”
Rage for Men June 1957, artist uncredited. Actual men’s magazine cover, NOT A PARODY
Anonymous, Last Supper (La Última Cena), polychrome clay, Ocumicho, Michoacán Collection, Centro Cultural Tijuana