Quote: psmith @ 18th March 2022, 7:04 PMI think it's very well drawn too.
Yes, I'd love to know how he got the wording on the poster so perfect. - I know you can draw infinity lines, but it takes more than that, and the looking down on the incident, as against across from the street, at street level is impressive, I think, and all adds to infinity lines going off in all directions.
Quote: Hercules Grytpype Thynne @ 18th March 2022, 11:21 PMYes, I'd love to know how he got the wording on the poster so perfect. - I know you can draw infinity lines, but it takes more than that, and the looking down on the incident, as against across from the street, at street level is impressive, I think, and all adds to infinity lines going off in all directions.
Just shows brilliant draughtsmanship.
Was that supposed to be a train - Eurostar?
Quote: Chappers @ 20th March 2022, 8:34 PMWas that supposed to be a train - Eurostar?
I hardly think so, given when it was drawn
I thought it was air travel 50's style.
The one gent with a bow tie is obviously American.
A good joke I think.
Love the elegant style of David Langdon (the airplane one), he began in the 1930's Art Deco and all that.
Your wish is my command - rather topical too re masks. ?
Quote: Hercules Grytpype Thynne @ 24th March 2022, 9:41 AM
Being a bit thick here but I don't get it. I probably don't know the story well enough.
I v'e read it but don't remember his parents being mentioned?
I assume it's the "it's a letter from Richard" that is the pertinent part.