Jay Jackson was the name he gave as an artist for the pulp magazines in Chicago. I came across his work when i was reading an issue of Golden Fleece magazine which had illustrations by him. Not finding much about him on the web, I did a little research and found this article on him… Continue reading Jay Paul Jackson – Artist (1905-1954)
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Presidential artist got his training in the pulps…
Great profile of Everett Raymond Kinstler from Quartz magazine: https://qz.com/908095/how-to-interview-a-president-explained-by-everett-raymond-kinstler-painter-of-trump-reagan-ford-nixon-and-others/ He has his own website: http://everettraymondkinstler.com/
The Lost God – short story by John Russell – with illustrations
On the occasion of the recent biographical article on John Russell, i thought it would be good to share his most famous story as it originally appeared in a magazine . The story was published in the August 18, 1927 issue of Collier’s magazine; it was illustrated by W. H. D. Koerner. Collier’s magazine, August… Continue reading The Lost God – short story by John Russell – with illustrations
Adventure cover artist – Roy J. Pomeroy
You may remember an earlier article i had done on Notable Artists of Adventure magazine. Among those artists was a Roy Pomeroy, who won the first ever Oscar for Special Effects. I came across some photos of him as well as a very detailed biography of him on a genealogical blog. Thought you might like… Continue reading Adventure cover artist – Roy J. Pomeroy
M. Leone Bracker – illustrator,poster designer
M(ichael) Leone Bracker was the artist who painted the cover illustration for the first issue of Adventure magazine, for the serial novel “Yellow Men and Gold” by the author Gouverneur Morris. He was a prominent magazine and advertising illustrator who was well known for his war poster designs. Ilustrator M. Leone Bracker c. 1912 He… Continue reading M. Leone Bracker – illustrator,poster designer
Rare interview with a pulp illustrator – Creig Flessel
I was recently looking through some issues of Unknown magazine and came across some illustrations by the artist Creig Flessel. I came across an interview with him, and I didn’t see it linked in any of the usual places. Here it is: http://www.tcj.com/the-creig-flessel-interview/ Very interesting account of his entire career, including working for Street and Smith… Continue reading Rare interview with a pulp illustrator – Creig Flessel
Some beautiful covers from the Elks magazine by Alex Raymond
A couple of covers for The Elks magazine by Alex Raymond. Cover Illustration for The Elks magazine, November 1937, by Alex Raymond Cover Illustration for The Elks magazine, December 1937, by Alex Raymond
Some beautiful covers from the Elks magazine by Edgar F. Wittmack
[Continuing the run of beautiful cover art from The Elks magazine. This time the artist is Edgar F. Wittmack] Cover Illustration for The Elks magazine, April 1926, by Edgar F. Wittmack Cover Illustration for The Elks magazine, September 1927, by Edgar F. Wittmack Cover Illustration for The Elks magazine, December 1928, by Edgar F. Wittmack… Continue reading Some beautiful covers from the Elks magazine by Edgar F. Wittmack
Step back in time to 1931 with this beautiful photo animation from Moscow artist Alexsey Zakharov
Article with a interview of the artist Before you click that link, watch the video. Turn up the sound if you can, and enjoy. “The Old New World” (Photo-based animation project) from seccovan on Vimeo.“The Old New World” is a Photo-based animation project. —————————————————— It’s a travel back in time with a little steampunk time… Continue reading Step back in time to 1931 with this beautiful photo animation from Moscow artist Alexsey Zakharov
Harold Winfield Scott – Illustrator – Article from Life magazine, June 29, 1942
[I was looking at some Western Story magazine covers and many I liked were done by H.W. Scott. I came across this article about him recently, and thought you might like to read it.] Life Magazine, June 24, 1942 – Article about Harold Winfield Scott – IllustratorWHILE MODELS POSE. SCOTT PAINTS STAGECOACH SCENE FROM HIS… Continue reading Harold Winfield Scott – Illustrator – Article from Life magazine, June 29, 1942