70s Illustration Gallery
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Illustrations from Chilean artist Ludwig Zeller’s Alphacollage (1979).
Four more Urania covers by Karel Thole. 1960s/70s. Ah, Thole—he could make bizarrely grotesque monst
Tales of Evil #2 (1975).Featuring the Bog Beast. Bog Beast is what you call yourself when you really
Kermit and Floyd talk music, the Swedish Chef fights with a gang of lobsters (and loses), and Animal
christiandiorhypnoticpoison:altoidvibes:Erich Sokol‘s Playboy Illustrations from the 70s.@chthonic-i
Warren Sattler cover art to House of Yang #5 (1976).
Been really inspired by all the babes on tiktok, and recently saw some 70s style fashion on my fyp,
The Swedish Chef demonstrates how to make donuts.Sorry, but I just find this hilarious.Scan from my
Space Vikings. Sci-fi illustration by Melvyn Grant, published in The Flights of Icarus (1977).
Pat Boyette cover art to Korg: 70,000 BC #6 (1976). The comic was an adaptation of the Hanna-Barbera
talesfromweirdland:Scans from my 1978 The Muppet Show Book. My bible when I was a kid. More than tha
Paul and Linda McCartney, and their mullets, meet up with Marvel legend, Jack Kirby backstage in LA.
A little Sirius doodle I coloured during this week’s Critical Role episode. :)
talesfromweirdland:The Swedish Chef demonstrates how to make donuts.Sorry, but I just find this hila
talesfromweirdland:The Swedish Chef demonstrates how to make donuts.Sorry, but I just find this hila
The time is a few decades from now, the place what used to be the Unites States, now disrupted by in
1970s sci-fi illustration by Peter Andrew Jones.
And then the fireman rushes inFrom the pouring rain, very strangeThe Beatles’ classic 1967 song, Pen
mymindlostmefan:Electric Light OrchestraHeartTrikster
RINNG.(Is that Miley Cyrus?)Art by MAD illustrator, Dave Berg. 1974.
“She models beautiful girls—and robs their souls.”Cover art by Karel Thole for Vampir Horror Roman #
Promotional Disney print concepts by Chet Marshall. Early 1970s.
COLOR (1971) by Spanish comics artist, Victor Moscoso.
talesfromweirdland:The famous French poster for Jacques Tati’s TRAFIC (1971).
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