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Great works featured. It's a tall order picking one from so many artists I admire. If I have to it'll be Ronald Searle...big surprise. I grew up looking at his work. He has a wonderfully imaginative style...instantly recognisable. Someone who knew him and watched him working, said he didn't worry about mistakes, he left them in. I guess he was getting so much work he didn't have the time to fuss.Totally - there’s a looseness to his work that still feels incredibly precise, which is a hard balance to achieve.Oh to be able to draw buildings like this.
He produced books galore. Above from one about dogs. This is very Ralph Steadman, another artist I admire, but Searle is earlier than Steadman.
Above from a book about wine drinkers. How to depict a legless drunk. Priceless. Funny how it all comes back to simple things like apple cider in Punin Wine in the end.
Above from a title sequence for a Scrooge film. Wonderfully casual, wonderfully accurate. I give up.
One of many book covers. It seems effortless.
He did straightforward cartoons too.
A rude homage to Hockney's 'A Bigger Splash.' These are random selections from pics saved from the internet. I've yet to find something of Searle's that I don't like. Sadly for me, most of his books are out of print. I haunt old bookshops. (He did the St Trinions books by the way.) Ronald Searle...a genius.
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Oh to be able to draw buildings like this.
He produced books galore. Above from one about dogs. This is very Ralph Steadman, another artist I admire, but Searle is earlier than Steadman.
Above from a book about wine drinkers. How to depict a legless drunk. Priceless. Funny how it all comes back to simple things like
Above from a title sequence for a Scrooge film. Wonderfully casual, wonderfully accurate. I give up.
One of many book covers. It seems effortless.
He did straightforward cartoons too.
A rude homage to Hockney's 'A Bigger Splash.'
These are random selections from pics saved from the internet. I've yet to find something of Searle's that I don't like. Sadly for me, most of his books are out of print. I haunt old bookshops. (He did the St Trinions books by the way.)
Ronald Searle...a genius.