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

[Canuk]

This is Japanese, no idea the artist but it's a great idea

 

[Canuk]

This is the front cover of the (then) popular Schwinn magazine

 

[non-fixie]

No idea of the Artist . Conveys a lovely feeling .

https://flic.kr/p/2h45yji

A much lovelier feeling than the cover of the 1925 Triumph catalogue. I am trying to imagine them having a nice conversation, but not succeeding.



For her sake I hope that's his tombstone on the '34 cover.

 

[juvela]

A much lovelier feeling than the cover of the 1925 Triumph catalogue. I am trying to imagine them having a nice conversation, but not succeeding.

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For her sake I hope that's his tombstone on the '34 cover.

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hast thee considered the possibility that her head be bowed because she be looking through the viewfinder of a camera?


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[Canuk]

She's checking her Instagram: she's just not that into you pal!

 

[Woz]

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hast thee considered the possibility that her head be bowed because she be looking through the viewfinder of a camera?


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Indeed. Early roll film bellows cameras had the viewer in two modes for horizontal and vertical and neither at eye level. but waist level.

 

[non-fixie]

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hast thee considered the possibility that her head be bowed because she be looking through the viewfinder of a camera?


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Nah, then she'd have parked her bike the other way around.

 

[moonlite]

Bill Watterson wasn't a 'specialist' cycling cartoonist but he knew the subject pretty well . . .

 

[Canuk]

Johnny Helms: a little retrospective

 

[Canuk]

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hast thee considered the possibility that her head be bowed because she be looking through the viewfinder of a camera?


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She's definitely on her mobile: probably buying some cycling tat off Temu