I came across these illustrations on From Betsy With Love originally, but if you want to know more about Edwin Georgi you only have to look here.
If there are any illustrators out there(and I hope there are!) I'd love to know what you think about this kind of work that was created in the 1950's.
It still seems relevant today, but I wonder whether that is because it is fashionable rather than admired for it's artistic merit.
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I normally follow you through my reader so hadn't actually been to your blog for a while and so have only just noticed your lovely new blog header!! I love it :)
Well I like the illustrations :-) I'm no professional illustrator but I've been drawing all my life. These do have artistic merit of course. I especially like the last one.
These drawings are amazing, they are definately talented. I especially like the last one.
how beautfiul.. i really love the second drawing.. i feel inspired to draw again~~ LM i wonder if you draw too? you are so talented, im sure you are hiding your drawing talents from us! x
really cute !
Those are so nice! I really really wish I could draw.
Beatiful Illistrations, the last one is gorgeous!
I'm a Melbournian myself, and I find your blog wonderful and different.
Please take a look at mine, I'd love to get a comment!
x
i think their gorgeous. so much good detail where its needed.
i like your blog too.
xx
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I love those illustrations! They remind me of how glamorous those stars are in the 50's.
W O W
the shadowing on her face in that last one is like..SO amaaaazing :)
thanks for sharing miss LM. and thanks for your comment! was a fun night indeed.
xx LM
these are sooo amazing illustration.
true art, love it !
hope you have a nice weekend :)
Lovely illustrations - as with everyone else, I think the last one is particularly special.
these are lovely! pls stop by my blog again sometime I would love your opinion and any suggestions!
I am not an illustrator (unfortunatley), but I absolutley love the last picture. The colours are beautiful, the lace shadow on her face is gorgeous.
Looks as though the muse is the same throughout each of the illustrations.
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