The image he sold in "one minute and seventeen seconds" can be found in the Fantagraphics book "The Art of Russell Patterson".
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Puppet invasion
The image he sold in "one minute and seventeen seconds" can be found in the Fantagraphics book "The Art of Russell Patterson".
Saturday, August 30, 2008
He woke up married
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
American Weekly Nov 12, 1939
These American Weekly covers are way too big for my scanner. Maybe scanned closeups should be added to the photos of these. But this will have to do for now./Joakim.
Monday, August 25, 2008
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Saturday, August 23, 2008
My villa in Normandy
This painting titled "My villa in Normandy" is 20 1/4 x 20 inches and was up for bids on an auction site recently. I guess this is from the early 20's when he lived in France. Signed in the upper right corner.
/Joakim.
Friday, August 22, 2008
"How-to" and "why"
Just a short "how-to" and "why" to start this blog.
Why?
I love the work of Russell Patterson and have been collecting it for several years. But no matter how much I find I know that getting a full set of his total output will be a lifetime quest. And I guess some items are so rare that I'll never find them.
So, what to do? Start a blog wich is open for all fans of Patterson to post on is hopefully the answer.
How?
Simply log in with "pattersonblog" and "russellpatterson1" and you'll be able to edit and post your own images.
You got a rare interview or article about him? Some unseen sketches or other original works that you own or have found on the net? Magazine covers or spot illustrations. All are welcome to post their treasures. (But no scans from the Art of Russell Patterson book published by Fantagraphics, please. I encourage everyone to buy it. But if you've read this far I'm pretty sure you already have this magnificent book. )
Please use the labels function to make the blog searchable. Like if you post a Life cover from 1927, then use "Life" and "1927" as labels etc.
This blog also has a Google Analytics account with the same log in. There you can see how many visitors we have and where in the world they come from. :)
My first posts will be taken from my blog Sekvenskonst but new stuff will follow as soon as it's scanned.
/Joakim.
Why?
I love the work of Russell Patterson and have been collecting it for several years. But no matter how much I find I know that getting a full set of his total output will be a lifetime quest. And I guess some items are so rare that I'll never find them.
So, what to do? Start a blog wich is open for all fans of Patterson to post on is hopefully the answer.
How?
Simply log in with "pattersonblog" and "russellpatterson1" and you'll be able to edit and post your own images.
You got a rare interview or article about him? Some unseen sketches or other original works that you own or have found on the net? Magazine covers or spot illustrations. All are welcome to post their treasures. (But no scans from the Art of Russell Patterson book published by Fantagraphics, please. I encourage everyone to buy it. But if you've read this far I'm pretty sure you already have this magnificent book. )
Please use the labels function to make the blog searchable. Like if you post a Life cover from 1927, then use "Life" and "1927" as labels etc.
This blog also has a Google Analytics account with the same log in. There you can see how many visitors we have and where in the world they come from. :)
My first posts will be taken from my blog Sekvenskonst but new stuff will follow as soon as it's scanned.
/Joakim.
Thursday, August 21, 2008
The Pretty Girl In Caricature
From Gene Byrnes: The Complete Guide To Drawing, Illustration, Cartooning and Painting (1948).
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