Daniel Rebour - Illustrator. Who's your favourite cycling illustrator/Cartoonist?

[zerogravitas]

Beautiful evocative scenes.

 

[s.e.charles]

it saddens me to no end that he has departed this world in search of a more peaceful place.

he has left his great collection of photographs & modeled scenes for us to enjoy.

Daniel Osvaldo Caso

https://flic.kr/p/27tJnts

https://www.flickr.com/photos/158027525@N08/albums/

he rode his bike as long as his legs would allow, and in the end his world shrunk to the one he created.

his imagination & craftsmanship stood as his legacy.

 

[jim haseltine]

A couple of examples of work by Hitomi Kazuya. Most of his art follows two fairly obvious themes, one of which is high end carbon bikes and the other you can probably guess at.

 

[27motorhead]

it saddens me to no end that he has departed this world in search of a more peaceful place.

he has left his great collection of photographs & modeled scenes for us to enjoy.

Daniel Osvaldo Caso

https://flic.kr/p/27tJnts

https://www.flickr.com/photos/158027525@N08/albums/

he rode his bike as long as his legs would allow, and in the end his world shrunk to the one he created.

his imagination & craftsmanship stood as his legacy.

What amazing talent and imagination he had!

 

[Canuk]

This is from 1948. Here we have a trade show with:

1. Hydraulic dual pivot brakes
2. Rear coil and air suspension
3. Suspended bottom bracket
4. Front coil suspension
5. Tandem dual drive chainset

 

[Canuk]

From August 1949.

 

[Canuk]

Note the assembly #1: front light, great stick shifter, speedometer, gear indicator, controls for lighting and bike lock all integrated into one.

 

[Canuk]

April 1948

 

[Canuk]

Note the ahead stem, looking exactly like a contemporary stem. Dynamo actuated by discrete lever, battery pack for lighting located in handlebars.

 

[s.e.charles]

fantastic. not only the artwork, but subjects, too.

Q: anyone know the reason behind shaping the front fender as in post #98, figure #9?

looks snazzy, but i didn't know if it's to represent something other than a little panache.

thanks