Also, the guy with the cape was talking like he was on the phone with someone, but he didn’t have a phone up to his face. And I didn’t see a wire for a headphone either. So that just added to how great it was.
Here is some illustration artwork from a vintage magazine digest I found from 1962 called "Calling all girls". This was a magazine that was for teens that later became Young Miss magazine. It has a lot of really cool two-color illustrations for each of the articles in the digest.
If you would like to see more of the books that I've collected from resale shops over the years I also sell them in my eBay store.
Each issue also had a minicomic called Tizzie by Kate Osann. Tizzy, the title character, was a stereotypical teen-aged American girl. The episode drawn in this comic was Tizzie and her first job as a babysitter. And much like the rest of the book it used a two-color theme.
I actually like to try and recreate old ads like this and repurpose the artwork by illustrating them for band flyers.
If you would like to see more of the books that I've collected from resale shops over the years I also sell them in my eBay store.
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If you would like to see more of the books that I've collected from resale shops over the years I also sell them in my eBay store.
Each issue also had a minicomic called Tizzie by Kate Osann. Tizzy, the title character, was a stereotypical teen-aged American girl. The episode drawn in this comic was Tizzie and her first job as a babysitter. And much like the rest of the book it used a two-color theme.
I actually like to try and recreate old ads like this and repurpose the artwork by illustrating them for band flyers.
If you would like to see more of the books that I've collected from resale shops over the years I also sell them in my eBay store.
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