advertisement for Art Instruction, Inc. from DC Comics cover-dated April 1958
Here: I have drawn Daniel Day-Lewis. I drew him with his shirt off.
cover of Classics Illustrated #142 (January 1958), painting by Gerald McCann
I just wanted to draw Daniel Day-Lewis with his shirt off. Is that so wrong?!?
(When you have finished drawing Mister Day-Lewis, please give the two extra coupons to friends. Extra bonus if one of your friends is Sally Field.)
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1 comment:
Do not, however, draw Sally Field with her shirt off, even if it's Sally Field circa Smokey and the Bandit. Ms. Field was The Flying Nun for, um, Pete's sake.
And do not draw Tommy Lee Jones shirtless just on general principle.
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