Original illustration from 1971, used in a Psychology magazine of the era for a story concerning the future of education by airbrush artist Peter Lloyd.
Artist: Peter Lloyd
Original Art from the Grand Age of American Illustration
Original illustration from 1971, used in a Psychology magazine of the era for a story concerning the future of education by airbrush artist Peter Lloyd.
Artist: Peter Lloyd
In this large, dramatic and darkly twisted oil on canvas, Fred Pfeiffer perfectly captures the menace and seduction associated with the post-hippie /post Manson family druggie scene, as depicted in counter-culture books and films which proliferated in the 1970s. The work appeared as the cover for the 1975 Bantam paperback The Fear Dealers, written by Jack W. Thomas, who specialized in these […]
Artist: Fred Pfeiffer
An other-worldy science fiction themed interior editorial illustration by the British illustrator Peter Lloyd for the December 1977 issue of Chic Magazine. For a story titled Close Encounters In Acapulco by Don Strachan. The story’s tag line reads… “When the world’s top UFO experts met in Mexico, they turned out to be as spacey […]
Artist: Peter Lloyd