This week we lead off with Mike Ludlow and a comic-appropriate painting for our Pin-up Calendar page -
Enoch Bolles returns for our Classic Covers Calendar with a Paris Nights cover from January 1937 -
For our Blue Calendar entry, we've got the first appearance of she who is arguably our oddest artist appearing on this year's calendars, Zoë Mozert . To view her artwork, step on back to our Adult Content room in The Other Voice Of ODD!
Meanwhile, here's a photo of Zoë in later years, standing in front of one of her most famous works, the Red Dog Rosie mural -
Yes, you can see the mural in the back room, too.
As always, the calendars are sized to print 8"x10" at 150dpi, with 1" square spaces for notations.
Enoch Bolles returns for our Classic Covers Calendar with a Paris Nights cover from January 1937 -
For our Blue Calendar entry, we've got the first appearance of she who is arguably our oddest artist appearing on this year's calendars, Zoë Mozert . To view her artwork, step on back to our Adult Content room in The Other Voice Of ODD!
Meanwhile, here's a photo of Zoë in later years, standing in front of one of her most famous works, the Red Dog Rosie mural -
Yes, you can see the mural in the back room, too.
As always, the calendars are sized to print 8"x10" at 150dpi, with 1" square spaces for notations.
art by labelled artists, of course (20th C)
There's how you increase newspaper circulation - Include a naked babe with the Sunday edition.
ReplyDeleteI like the artist's appropriation of the "Ferd'nand" comic strip.
They wouldn't even have to include her in the delivery. Just have her reading the funnies publicly - that should do it.
DeleteWhat does it say about us that we were busy reading the comics when looking at that pic?