@Waldo1 - is that Super Dave Osborne?
He was the best.
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@Waldo1 - is that Super Dave Osborne?
He was the best.
Just looked him up. I remember Super Dave, but the dude did a lot more. Comic, TV, movies, screen writer. Even won two Emmy Awards (nominated for 4 more).Quote:
Originally Posted by rfenster
Not funny but unexpected. 95 yr old Mother-in-Law moved in with us a few months ago. She was quite the artist, we were going through some of her drawings and found this from when she was 19 yr old and a student at the Cleveland Institute of Art. Large pencil study. Those are robots playing Hockey!
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IIRC, he got his start on letterman's daytime showQuote:
Originally Posted by mb504
Nice art from your MIL, Flogger. She was way, way ahead of her time.
To quote Rocky the Squirrel, "Now for something that you'll really like" (shamelessly lifted from glocktalk)
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She drew that in 1948???Quote:
Originally Posted by flogger
Yep, pretty good huh? She really had the shading and perspective down. She can't remember where the robot idea came from.
It's killer, IMO! And WTH did people know about "robots" in 1948? Think about that.....Quote:
Originally Posted by flogger
R.U.R. (TV Movie 1948)Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0951146/
1948 – ELSIE (Electro-mechanical robot, Light Sensitive with Internal and External stability ) – W. Grey Walter
https://cyberneticzoo.com/cybernetic...animals/elsie/
Elmer and Elsie (robots) - Robots built in the 1940s
https://www.wikiwand.com/en/articles...Elsie_(robots)
A common way to teach drawing human figures and their movements.Attachment 98036