Vintage Design: Strip Poker
Deadlicious has more.
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Labels: ace, cards, deadlicious, deck of cards, diamonds, game parts, illustration, Playboy, strip poker, vintage design
Joe Reynolds .... Mike Riggins .... Ryder .... Xander Ronson .... Brixos .... Nikolai Cherenko .... Lance Rockford .... John Foster .... Randy .... Frank Gannon .... Sam Decker .... Jason Price .... Matt Hendricks .... Nick Preston .... Matt Sorenson .... Major Jack Holloway .... Warchild .... Christian Erickson .... Lukas Sadorov .... Jack Devlin .... Major Frank Cross .... Waxman .... Michael Dane .... Street Preacher .... Nick Gunar .... Eric Brogar .... Wellman Anthony Santee .... Andrew Scott .... Sgt. Chris Kenner .... Mike Anderson .... Jack Caine .... Frank Castle .... Lt. Nikolai Rachenko .... Venz
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UPDATE:
Mr Josephzohn won! They are all Dolph characters. When I saw the list of the roll names in IMDb I just thought them really funny. They are - except from a few like the Russian ones - so very pulp fiction hero-esque... Lance Rockford, Sam Decker and Jack Caine. But of course his movies are the exact equivalence to pulp fiction books. I admit that I left out He-Man and Captain Ivan Drago. I thought it might make it too easy. Mr J's prize, which he must share with all of you, is this photo of Dolph Lundgren as the Punisher - Frank Castle, hero-cop. Enjoy!
Action Hero Name Generator
Tough-Man Name Generator
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Labels: action hero names, dolph lundgren, quiz
Make sure your party is a success - get your extra special party ideas and learn how to make American 50s kyaraben bento with Betty Crocker's Cookbook for boys & girls (1957). Find the book at Internet Archive.
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Labels: 1950s, betty crocker, children's books, cook book, internet archive, vintage, Vintage Food
C is the Crocodile Creepy who ate
The right hand of Hook and covets
its mate
He makes a loud ticking wherever he
goes
For he swallowed a Clock (To kill time
I suppose)
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Labels: A B C book, children's books, Crocodile Creepy, internet archive, Peter Pan, The Peter Pan Alphabet, vintage
"This 1965 edition of the Berlitz beginning Spanish textbook bears illustrations featuring the cartoon 'mascot' of Professor Berlitz..."
Adventures in language instruction with Professor Berlitz (1965 textbook illustrations)
at I'm Learning To Share!
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Labels: Berlitz, book illustrations, illustration, language, Spanish, vintage
Couvertures policiers
at Agence Eureka
...and more...
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Labels: Agence Eureka, Book Covers, Couvertures policiers, crime, french, mystery novels
"Alan Aldridge is a UK artist, born in 1943. During the 1960s and 1970s he was responsible for a great many album covers, and helped create the graphic style of that era. He designed a series of science fiction book covers for Penguin Books."/"His work was characterised by a flowing, cartoony style and soft airbrushing - very much in step with the psychedelic styles of the times." (Wikipedia)
Official site.
Connecting this post with the previous one on Heinz Edelmann here is a quote from Bob Neaverson's The Beatles Movies on the subject of Yellow Submarine: "Formally, the film is rooted in a range of sixties pop styles, and the eclecticism of its colour imagery (designed largely by German poster artist Heinz Edelmann) is derived from a vast range of popular contemporary approaches, including imagery culled from the pop art paintings, prints and designs of artists such as Peter Blake and Andy Warhol, the ‘op’ art of Bridget Riley, surrealist and expressionist art, the psychedelic graphics of British and American underground poster designers such as Martin Sharp and Rick Griffin, and the work of popular illustrators such as Alan Aldridge, who was apparently initially involved with creating some of the draft drawings for the animation."
Left. Alan Aldridge's The Beatles Illustrated Lyrics at Prof. Michael Stoll's Flickr.
Below. Book covers by Alan Aldridge from mjkghk's Flickr. Click here for more.
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Labels: a quick one, Alan Aldridge, album covers, Book Covers, book illustrations, Elton John, illustration, illustrator, posters, the Beatles, the Who
"Heinz Edelmann is a German illustrator and designer. He was born in 1934 in Czechoslovakia He is a well-known illustrator in Europe, but is probably most famous for his art direction and character designs for the 1968 animated film Yellow Submarine." (Wikipedia)
Some more Edelmann creatures here.
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Labels: drawings, Heinz Edelmann, hobgoblin, illustration, illustrator
Slack Power
Uploaded to LiveJournal - Vintage Ads
by nonsense_at_all
UPDATE: More vintage slacks, pants and jeans at Farbror Sid's.
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Labels: ad, ads, advertisement, bad ads, blaxploitation, ebony, fashion, Slack Power, vintage ads, vintage fashion
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Labels: animation, animation backgrounds, cartoons
"Peeping Totoro" by Bill Presing
"Totoro Forest Project is an international charity effort to preserve Sayama Forest, also known as Totoro Forest. This endangered sanctuary on the outskirts of Tokyo is where director Hayao Miyazaki got the inspiration for his much loved character “Totoro". Over 200 top international artists from animation, illustration, and comics are donating artwork especially created for this cause."
- Drawn!
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Labels: art, bill presing, japan, Japanese, studio ghibli, totoro, totoro forest project
Storybook Styles and the Enlightened Art Director
at Today's Inspiration
See Leif Peng's Ads with Storybook Styles Flickr set for many more examples.
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Labels: ads, children's illustration, illustration, today's inspiration, vintage ads
This edition of Vladimir Mayakovsky's (1893-1930) poem "ŠŠ¾Š·ŃŠ¼ŠµŠ¼ Š²ŠøŠ½ŃŠ¾Š²ŠŗŠø Š½Š¾Š²ŃŠµ" ("Let Us Take the New Rifles") was published in 1982. The fact that it clearly states that it is meant for pre-school kids along with the militaristic content makes it both fascinating and horrifying. On the other hand, the outer qualities of the illustrations by Veniamin Losin can hardly be denied.
See all the pages here:
«ŠŠ°ŃŠŗŠ¾Š²ŃŠŗŠøŠ¹ "ŠŠ¾Š·ŃŠ¼ŠµŠ¼ Š²ŠøŠ½ŃŠ¾Š²ŠŗŠø Š½Š¾Š²ŃŠµ"» uploaded by Sidr1977
...or here at LiveJournal - KidPix.
If anyone has a translation of the poem, information about the illustrator or other comments. Please, don't be a stranger.
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Labels: children's books, children's illustration, kidpix, poetry, propaganda, Soviet, Soviet Union, Vladimir Mayakovsky
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Labels: british, british propaganda posters, Cyril K. Bird, Fougasse, illustration, illustrator, london, public information posters, public transport, underground
Swedish subway train, C5 model, "Silverpilen".
Photo by: Michael "Bussmicke" Nilsson
"Silverpilen ("The Silver Arrow") is a ghost subway train that haunts the Stockholm Metro, according to an urban legend circulating in the Swedish capital Stockholm. The train is usually referred to as being composed of silver model C5 cars. Only one such train, composed of eight cars, was built; it was manufactured in the mid-1960s as a test and taken out of service years ago and replaced by more modern cars." ...more - Wikipedia
This post is dedicated to MrJ who is being haunted by ghost trains.
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Labels: ghost train, Josephzohn, paranormal, public transport, silverpilen, spooky, stockholm, transportation, urban legends
The Adventures of Captain Hatteras (Voyages et aventures du capitaine Hatteras, 1866) by Jules Verne as published by Hetzel in the book series Voyages Extraordinaires ("Extraordinary Journeys").
A few more.
Other beautiful Jules Verne editions - in English.
Vintage illustrations from Jules Verne books.
The maps from the Voyages Extraordinaires.
If anyone knows of an extensive collection of Jules Verne book covers - Hetzel edition or other - scanned in a decent size, please let me know.
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Labels: Book Covers, french, Jules Verne, Voyages Extraordinaires
"Jules Verne had a special way of seeing reality, he saw further than others. His world has one special meaning to me, his books makes me dream." - magic fly paula
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Labels: flickr, Jules Verne, periscope, photos, Sci-Fi
Odin on his horse Sleipnier. His ravens, Huginn and Muninn, at his side.
Gerhard Munthe
(1849-1929)
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Labels: book illustrations, Gerhard Munthe, illustration, illustrator, Norwegian
"Seidemennene paa Skrattskjaer" - Olav Tryggvasons saga in Heimskringla
Halfdan Egedius
(1877 – 1899) !!
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Labels: book illustrations, Halfdan Egedius, Heimskringla, illustration, illustrator, Norwegian
"Baby elephant Impunga sits up on his big brother Vus'musi, they are best friends."
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Labels: Baby elephant, elephant, flickr, zoology