JIM SMITH CARTOONS

Rare card for a movie I have not seen yet, though it looks like a fun fest. My dear friend Jennifer Waters found it in a Hollywood poster an...

The greatest sculptor you never heard of - or maybe you have. He said Picasso was a bum but that doesn't make him less lovable. He lived...

Three great examples of the great Erich Sokol best known in the U.S. for his Playboy cartoons, which have some of the best girl drawings eve...

Saturday Nov 1 we will be at Meltdown Comics, 7522 Sunset Blvd in Hollywood, (818 851-7223) starting at 2PM. John K. will be there signing t...

Nice color man. Carter Goodrich cartoon from the Nov 3 issue of New Yorker magazine, the cartoon issue. The masks of McCain and Palin are re...

Prime Martin from the 60's; this is a good example of graphic power, solid construction, and funny characters, yet the composition and l...

Package art from the new figures soon to be available for your pleasure. Box art is by John K. and figures designed by John K. and Jim Smith...

Samples of a few favorites reprinted for a Mad special. From top: Al Jaffee, Mort Drucker, Jack Davis, Bob Clarke, and Jack Rickard.

STOP BY HI DE HO COMICS in Santa Monica CA from 12 noon-4pm

Image 1 is unsoftened, image 3 is softened. That is the best I can get from the small size of the magazine thumbnails. They certainly don...

Comic covers from the 60s. The images were scanned from small images in Starlog magazine but convey the good use of color and composition, v...

The fairy image is from a storyboard done in 1977 or 78, for a local TV ad for a dry cleaning co. I basically borrowed a Disney character bu...

3 watercolor samples from my tech illustrator period.

Hi friends and neighbors, sorry for being gone so long. My knucklehead son forgot how to work his computer. Thought for the day: "If yo...

After watching all the DVDs in the Popeye set, this reporter can say that the best Bluto animation is in the cartoon "Pleased to Meet Y...

The Spooky is from 1969. Nice color on the washing machine. The George Liquors are from model sheets made with comic book images.

Mark Segal, Richie Hass, and me at the final show for House of Secrets, 2006. The hand on photo 3 is Mark Mylar's.