My peripatetic mind won't go where i want it to currently, and refuses to focus to write more than a sentence or two at a time. So we sidestep for today's edition of
Back in 1967, if one wanted to alter photographs it took time, patience, blades, airbrush and skill.
And yet, somehow, this happened anyway...
Those 10 images & limericks actually comprise about 85% of the book. It really did take a lot of effort to create this sort of thing without the wonders of modern photo/art software. No wonder i went all digital in the art almost 25 years ago.
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Back in 1967, if one wanted to alter photographs it took time, patience, blades, airbrush and skill.
And yet, somehow, this happened anyway...
NOTE: The images for this post contain photo-manipulated nudity
and have been moved to our back room for adult content.
The text remains, along with the censored cover image below,
that you may make a fair guess as to whether or not you wish to look at the pics.
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Those 10 images & limericks actually comprise about 85% of the book. It really did take a lot of effort to create this sort of thing without the wonders of modern photo/art software. No wonder i went all digital in the art almost 25 years ago.
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words & pics by Mel Norman and Arthur Benwood for Treasure Chests (1967)
Funny how a few little tweaks to the perfect female form can be so 'disturbing'. Blechh!
ReplyDeleteOddly, the one with two sets of arms doesn't key that disturbing reaction for me the way the others do.
ReplyDeleteBut, yeah. Definitely. I was rather amazed to find this little oddity in part because it has that creep factor lurking in the background.
Have to admit, though - he/they did some pretty good work with the limited tools of the day.
Yeah, that one wasn't quite so disturbing, but there's still something a little 'freakish' about it. Can't argue with the fact that whoever did them did a good job.
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