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And finally... the reason why I bought this magazine. A cover by Gustaf Tenggren! Make sure you get Illustration magazine #21 wich features ...

Two illustrations by Charles Overman. Just black, white and red. My three favourite colors. Simple and effective if you know how to use them...

A comic ad by Fontaine Fox, most famous for his Toonerville Trolley.

A Mr. Coffee nerves ad. Art by??? This is the only one not by Milton Caniff or Noel Sickles I've seen. But I bet there are plenty out th...

More art from The Household Magazine May, 1935. This time it's two story illustrations by Harold E. Bryant. /Joakim, who is on a vacatio...

Since nobody reads blogs anyway during hot summer days I'll run bits and pieces of an issue of The Household Magazine from May 1935 duri...

Got this animation from Hedvig featuring her character Milli and I just had to share it with you. Click on image to see it move. (This, btw,...

Watch out for this volume of Walt Disney Treasures featuring "Mickey Mouse in Death Valley"! It's scheduled for december 10 bu...

Still way to hot here to work, but I managed to do a bit of penciling today anyway. I usually stay away from drawing guys in Emma & Sara...

Here's the final post of scans from Pen and Ink no. 2. Notice this drawing on page 13: Hardie Gramatky (1907-1979) went on to be a succe...

Since last post I've pencilled a half page, eaten some food, been listening to Liv Strömkvist reading ten of her comics at the Möllevång...

Just began to pencil a new E&S page. But the sun is shining here in Malmö and it's too damn hot today. Really, all I'm thinking ...

Here are pages 10, 11 and 12. Notice the mention of Milton Canniff [sic!] on page 12. The same Milton that ten years later drew Dickie Dare ...

Here's the third part (of five) of the 1924 issue of pen and ink, featuring a spread by H. T. Webster. Anyone who has more issues and wa...