There's so much to choose from that it's not easy to narrow it down. But I did want to include an example of Davis' book illustration style, which is distinctly different from his usual cartoon approach.
Also Flashback magazine, which Russ Jones and I edited in the early 1970s. All three issues had Davis covers. One showed Bogart holding a limp Woody Woodpecker, but I should have done a rough because my gag got lost when Russ described it to Davis and forgot to mention that it was supposed to be a statue of Woody Woodpecker (as a reference to The Maltese Falcon).
Some photos of the white board from the three cartooning classes I’m teaching this month. Very enthusiastic elementary school kids! I draw on the board and the kids copy me, step by step, as we go along.
Sketchbook: Some Behind the Scenes Sketches for an Historical Comic Book
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There's so much to choose from that it's not easy to narrow it down. But I did want to include an example of Davis' book illustration style, which is distinctly different from his usual cartoon approach.
Also Flashback magazine, which Russ Jones and I edited in the early 1970s. All three issues had Davis covers. One showed Bogart holding a limp Woody Woodpecker, but I should have done a rough because my gag got lost when Russ described it to Davis and forgot to mention that it was supposed to be a statue of Woody Woodpecker (as a reference to The Maltese Falcon).
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