The mind-boggling thing about any Roy Doty illustration is how effortlessly he tackles a HUGE crowd – and manages to have every person engage in an individual activity… Read More
Below, from the book “The Art of Jack Davis”, the legendary cartoonist’s first album cover, from 1957. (You can view a scan of the actual album cover here)… Read More
You’re looking at some of Eric Gurney’s earliest work as a freelance illustrator: Gurney grew up in Toronto, Canada. He left home in 1938 to work for Walt… Read More
My friend Tom Sawyer has graciously agreed to share another excerpt from his memoirs. Tom mentioned a group of cartoonist friends who all worked and laughed together in… Read More
My friend Tom Sawyer has graciously agreed to share another excerpt from his memoirs. Tom picks up the story where we left off yesterday; in those first few days… Read More
Tom Sawyer has graciously agreed to share with us an excerpt from his memoirs in which he describes his experience working for Al Capp in the early ’60s… Read More
I’ve come across quite a bit of Hank Ketcham’s work in the pages of my old magazine collection, and every once in a while something really cool crops… Read More
A year before National Cartoonist Society member John Prentice began his 43 year run on the newspaper comic strip, Rip Kirby, he illustrated the story below for Coronet… Read More
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