Before he did his 'boy and a horse' strip Rusty Riley Frank Godwin was one of the illustrators for Liberty magazine. For their condensed vook section he provided a forst page and seven illustrations in his trademark oldfashioned linework style. Recently I found one I hadn't shown yet and I gathered all the previous ones form earlier in the blog. As you can see, I have been searching for the rightway to present them, intil settling into the two page format.
4 comments:
Beautiful inkwork—Love the way he indicated the swirling wind. All the compositions are so clear and read right away.
Lovely work
Thank you - J
I like your web site very much. But I am troubled by your many many typos. It makes your site hard to read, and makes me wonder what you think you're doing. They should be easy enough to correct.
I just saw your comment again and I remember it really affected me. I hope it has gotten better, although it takes some effort for me. I am slightly dyslexic and have to rely on an autocorrector. Blogspot does provide one for the blog texts, which I have learned to use. But there is no one here in the answers, I am sorry. Reading back this text, I had to change two mistyped words.
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