Thursday, 7 June 2012

Close-up, Part I

Over the years I have gathered a lot of original art for inspiration, and to study how my favourite artists worked/works. So why not share it with other people by scanning it in color, in high resolution so that the fine details can be seen?
Let's begin with a 1967 Bob Lubbers/Bob Lewis X-9 daily from Bob's final episode, before Goodwin and Williamson took over the strip. Enjoy!
(Click on the images to super size them.)




And a bonus: Two sketches from the back of the strip.


PS. While you are waiting for the next post in this series, here's another daily posted in 2010:
Frank Robbins 1969

4 comments:

Tarjei said...

Det här var roligt att se. Tack för att du skannar in olika original.

Joakim Gunnarsson said...

Tack! :)
Ska se om jag hinner scanna nåt mer nu i helgen.

George Freeman said...

Thanks for the greatly detailed scan. Lubbers was a master.

Have you seen this early cover of his?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31943516@N00/2459012138/in/photostream

Joakim Gunnarsson said...

I only remeber seeing it in small format before. Nice to see a large scan of it. :)