Rob worked in the advertising and design industry
Rob Hooper
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Rob Hooper - digital artist from South Africa
Rob worked in the advertising and design industry
Rob worked in the advertising and design industry
Happy Halloween 2012!
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cartoon girls,
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Below you will find seven charming Halloween witches
Selena Gomes
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pin up photography
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Selena Gomez - The Billboard Cover at The Pin Up style
Stephanie Buscema
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cartoon girls
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Stephanie Buscema - llustrator and painter from NY, currently working on picture books, painted covers, comics and spot illustrations
Grant Gould
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comics girl
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Grant Gould - comic artist.
Grant's clients include Lucasfilm (Star Wars: The Clone Wars webcomics and kids' books, StarWars.com kids' features), Topps entertainment properties (Star Wars, Indiana Jones, The Lord of the Rings, Heroes & Halo), and others.
Grant's clients include Lucasfilm (Star Wars: The Clone Wars webcomics and kids' books, StarWars.com kids' features), Topps entertainment properties (Star Wars, Indiana Jones, The Lord of the Rings, Heroes & Halo), and others.
Lynne Yoshii
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comics girl
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Lynne Yoshii has worked as an editor for Marvel Comics
Michel Gourdon
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illustration
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Michel Gourdon - French pulp illustrator
His cover work on pulp paperbacks and artwork from the late 40's through to the 70's
At the height of his career in the 1960s, Michel was producing as many as 20 covers a month - essentially, one for every working day.
His cover work on pulp paperbacks and artwork from the late 40's through to the 70's
At the height of his career in the 1960s, Michel was producing as many as 20 covers a month - essentially, one for every working day.
Norman Saunders
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illustration
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Norman Saunders (1907–1989) - commercial artist who produced paintings for pulp magazines, paperbacks, men's adventure magazines, comic and sci-fi books.
Norman was the legendary illustrator of Mars Attacks, Wacky Packages, Batman, Pre-Code Comics.
Norman was the legendary illustrator of Mars Attacks, Wacky Packages, Batman, Pre-Code Comics.
Penelope Rivera Gaylord
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comics girl
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Penelope Rivera Gaylord - artist from Philippines, pin up comic girls
Girls and Cars by William Medcalf
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vintage pin up
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Classic combination - beauty girl and car
Jean-Pierre Gibrat
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illustration
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Jean-Pierre Gibrat - comic artist from France, watercolor paintings of beautiful girls
Izak Zenou
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illustration
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Izak Zenou - fashion illustrator
Izak products are currently carried by Target, Sephora, Macy’s, Dillards, and specialty gift stores
Izak has lent his optimistic, colorful and fresh fashion authority to a diverse range of advertising, promotional and editorial clients across the globe
Izak products are currently carried by Target, Sephora, Macy’s, Dillards, and specialty gift stores
Izak has lent his optimistic, colorful and fresh fashion authority to a diverse range of advertising, promotional and editorial clients across the globe
Marilyn Monroe posed for Earl Moran
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When Marilyn Monroe posed for Earl Moran in the first of their sessions that took place between 1946 and 1950, she was just 19 and an aspiring actress,then Norma Jeane, while Moran had established himself as a leading illustrator of beautiful women.
Earl Moran hired Marilyn through the Blue Book Agency in Los Angeles, in 1946. This was one of Marilyn's earliest regular modeling assignments, to help pay the rent while she fought for an entree into the movie business. She posed for him off and on for the next four years. He usually took photos of her, which he used as reference for his pinup illustrations. He paid Marilyn ten dollars an hour to photograph her in various costumes and states of toplessness from 1946 to 1949. Moran's Marilyn work was used, among others, by major calendar company Brown & Bigelow. Forty years later, in January 1987, Playboy magazine published some of Moran's 1946 nude photos of Marilyn.
Earl Moran's work for magazines and calendars placed him in the company of Alberto Vargas and George Petty.
One of his most famous photo’s/paintings of Marilyn was done in 1946, titled ‘Bus Stop’. It featured Marilyn in a cheesecake pose, standing next to a bus stop, with skates in her hand
Earl Moran hired Marilyn through the Blue Book Agency in Los Angeles, in 1946. This was one of Marilyn's earliest regular modeling assignments, to help pay the rent while she fought for an entree into the movie business. She posed for him off and on for the next four years. He usually took photos of her, which he used as reference for his pinup illustrations. He paid Marilyn ten dollars an hour to photograph her in various costumes and states of toplessness from 1946 to 1949. Moran's Marilyn work was used, among others, by major calendar company Brown & Bigelow. Forty years later, in January 1987, Playboy magazine published some of Moran's 1946 nude photos of Marilyn.
Earl Moran's work for magazines and calendars placed him in the company of Alberto Vargas and George Petty.
One of his most famous photo’s/paintings of Marilyn was done in 1946, titled ‘Bus Stop’. It featured Marilyn in a cheesecake pose, standing next to a bus stop, with skates in her hand
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