At the Ohio State library I came across a Bob Bugg ad which I photographec and spend some time on to (sort of) correct it. Follow the link for more of Bob Bugg surprising advertising career.
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Saturday, August 05, 2017
Bob In The Breeze
Saturday Leftover Day.
At the Ohio State library I came across a Bob Bugg ad which I photographec and spend some time on to (sort of) correct it. Follow the link for more of Bob Bugg surprising advertising career.
At the Ohio State library I came across a Bob Bugg ad which I photographec and spend some time on to (sort of) correct it. Follow the link for more of Bob Bugg surprising advertising career.
Sunday, December 20, 2015
Everyone Needs A Speciality
Saturday Leftover Day.
I first noticed Bob Bugg's artwork on the late fifties series of Camels cigarette ads featuring Sergeant Bilko, all of which you can find here: http://allthingsger.blogspot.nl/2014/10/the-one-that-made-camels-back.html. After that, I came across his destinctive style as an illustrator in Pictorial Review, which you can find here: http://allthingsger.blogspot.nl/2013/02/lifestye-advise-wednesday-illustration.html. Then I discovered he had done a sepreate Camels series for soldiers without Bilko (I guess, the army was not a fan of the character), some of which I gathered here: http://allthingsger.blogspot.nl/2014/10/up-in-smoke.html. And finally I found out he did another cigarettes series right after Bilko, this time for Philip Morris, spoofing movie genres, which I am copying here. I have most of them here in black and white, but I scanned two other color samples this week which I have added in their place. I could also replace one with a color scan thanks to my internet friend Mike Vassallo, who is doing posts about his stash of New York Sunday News papers here: http://timely-atlas-comics.blogspot.nl/
I first noticed Bob Bugg's artwork on the late fifties series of Camels cigarette ads featuring Sergeant Bilko, all of which you can find here: http://allthingsger.blogspot.nl/2014/10/the-one-that-made-camels-back.html. After that, I came across his destinctive style as an illustrator in Pictorial Review, which you can find here: http://allthingsger.blogspot.nl/2013/02/lifestye-advise-wednesday-illustration.html. Then I discovered he had done a sepreate Camels series for soldiers without Bilko (I guess, the army was not a fan of the character), some of which I gathered here: http://allthingsger.blogspot.nl/2014/10/up-in-smoke.html. And finally I found out he did another cigarettes series right after Bilko, this time for Philip Morris, spoofing movie genres, which I am copying here. I have most of them here in black and white, but I scanned two other color samples this week which I have added in their place. I could also replace one with a color scan thanks to my internet friend Mike Vassallo, who is doing posts about his stash of New York Sunday News papers here: http://timely-atlas-comics.blogspot.nl/
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