Blue Line Period

This is from the excellent FOUND magazine, issue 5.

Found by Tim Halderman. "A bum sleeping on the Blue Line El train was arrested by the police for sleeping. As the two policemen began to remove him, the bum said. "May I please take my artwork?" The police simply laughed at the old, dirty bum, and dragged him from the train. These drawings were left behind.

William L. Hawkins 1895 - 1990

Robotech Collage, 1988


Christ Giving the keys to St Peter, 1989


King Kong, 1985

Oneohtrix

Capel Court Caravan Site

Here are four VistaScreen images of Capel Court Caravan Site - thrilling stuff, especially in 3d...

Saul Steinberg

Taken from 'The Passport'. An amazing book which collects his illustrations circa the 1950s from The New Yorker, Harper's Bazaar and Vogue.

New Age Tapes

I really like these sleeves from a series of releases by James Ferraro and Spencer Clark.


JAMES FERRARO - HEAVEN'S GATE (2009)

VODKA SOAP - SHEE-RO GATEWAY TEMPLES (2008)

BLACK JOKER - WATCH OUT! (2008)

K2 - ECINO MAN (2008)

MONOPOLY CHILD STAR SEARCHERS - PRINCE OF PARROT SHOOTERS (2008)

VODKA SOAP - OCEANSION ISLAND (2008)

VODKA SOAP - UN CHAND PYRAMIDELIER (2006)

IT

From International Times magazine circa 1967

Scala Cinema

This is a programme from the old Scala Cinema at Kings X London. The month's screenings used to be presented on an A2 folded poster with amazing cut and paste collages like this on the front and details on the back. This is from Oct 1988 with highlights including a 'PREGNANT JUVENILE DELINQUENTS' triple bill (A taste of Honey, L-Shaped Room, Blue Jeans), several Herschell Gordon Lewis features and the regular Saturday all-nighter (ALL-NIGHT URBAN TERROR, ALL-NIGHT (VINCENT) PRICE FRIGHTS, ALL-NIGHT FEAR OF THE FUTURE etc).

arches marbles demo

This I found inside the pages of a second-hand book

Conjuring Tricks

These are taken from a German book, secret of magic tricks revealed.

More 80s Illustration

This is a comic strip which used to appear in the NME in the 1980s. I'm not sure who it is by, possibly Chris Long.

80s Illustrations

These scans are taken from the Christmas editions of the NME from 1986 and 1988, they made up the paper's Illustrated Songbook, which must have been an annual feature for a few years. Each illustration filled the whole page.
Included here are, Steven Appleby's illustration for The Smiths' 'Panic', Run's 'Everyday is Like Sunday' by Morrissey, Jill Mumford's 'Fast Car' by Tracy Chapman, Shaky Kane's 'Love Missile F1-11', and Andrew Crummy's illustration for The Pet Shop Boys' 'Opportunities' single.

The Bushes Scream..

Vampires

Play For Today - 1979

Stu is fascinated by vampires after watching a horror film with his younger brother. His fascination begins to merge into the reality of his home life when his friends tell him they have seen a vampire at the local cemetery.