Wednsday Illustration Day.
Always interested in the work of Alex Kortzky, I bought myself a set of mid fifties science fiction magazines where he did illustrations. The big surprise was, that he was not the only comic or newspaper artist doing illustratioons. Publisher Ziff-Davis had ben in de comics bussiness for a shor period in the early fifties and there they had showed a knack of getting the best talent and paying them well.
Alex Kotzky:
John Giunta:
Irv Novick:
Sam Burlockoff:
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Showing posts with label Sam Burlockoff. Show all posts
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Don't Go Changin'
Wednesday Illustration Day.
Sam Burlockoff was an interesting artist, inasmuch he was capable to go from a very strong realistic style to a equally convincing cartoon style. Here I have two of his more serious pieces. One is a grimm story from one of Timely/Atlas' war books and the other an illustration from Ziff-Davis' fantasy pulp Amazing Stories (which used a lof of comic booka artists in the late fifties). Later I wil ad some of his cartoon work, which I found in one of the Mad imitations of a slightly later period as well as several of the cheaper cartoon mags.
Sam Burlockoff was an interesting artist, inasmuch he was capable to go from a very strong realistic style to a equally convincing cartoon style. Here I have two of his more serious pieces. One is a grimm story from one of Timely/Atlas' war books and the other an illustration from Ziff-Davis' fantasy pulp Amazing Stories (which used a lof of comic booka artists in the late fifties). Later I wil ad some of his cartoon work, which I found in one of the Mad imitations of a slightly later period as well as several of the cheaper cartoon mags.
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