Dr. Frankenstein and The Monster and The Actor, Boris Karloff
SketchBook by McDermott
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Saturday, October 15, 2011
A Gallery of Illustrations of Dr. Frankenstein The Monster and The Actor Boris Karloff
Art and Illustrations by Jim McDermott
Dr. Frankenstein and The Monster and The Actor, Boris Karloff
Dr. Frankenstein and The Monster and The Actor, Boris Karloff
Sports Caricatures Pencils Inks and Color Designs for "Salem Sportswear"
Friday, October 14, 2011
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Burgess Meredith Twilight Zone "Printer's Devil"
Illustrations by Jim McDermott
Printer's Devil
ORIGINALLY BROADCAST AS EPISODE 111
STARRING CAST: Burgess Meredith, Robert Sterling, Patricia Crowley, Camille Franklin
WRITER: Charles Beaumont
DIRECTOR: Ralph Senensky
Mr. Smith, a linotypist and news reporter, arrives in Danzburg one evening in search of employment. Unfortunately, the Danzburg Courier is about to go bankrupt after the bigger and richer Danzburg Gazette moves into town and wipes them out. Smith offers to temporarily waive salary and give them a loan of $5,000. This all sounds good, until Smith is proven guilty of causing catastrophes in order to generate scoops for the paper before the Gazette can get to them!
Printer's Devil
ORIGINALLY BROADCAST AS EPISODE 111
STARRING CAST: Burgess Meredith, Robert Sterling, Patricia Crowley, Camille Franklin
WRITER: Charles Beaumont
DIRECTOR: Ralph Senensky
Mr. Smith, a linotypist and news reporter, arrives in Danzburg one evening in search of employment. Unfortunately, the Danzburg Courier is about to go bankrupt after the bigger and richer Danzburg Gazette moves into town and wipes them out. Smith offers to temporarily waive salary and give them a loan of $5,000. This all sounds good, until Smith is proven guilty of causing catastrophes in order to generate scoops for the paper before the Gazette can get to them!
Burgess Meredith Twilight Zone ''Time Enough at Last''
Illustrations by McDermott
Ahhh… time enough, at last! Measuring 8-inches tall x 5-inches wide and containing 160 lined white pages, this amazing Henry Bemis Book based on Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone TV series will take any fan back to the unforgettable episode "Time Enough at Last" that featured Burgess Meredith as the nearsighted Henry Bemis. The cardboard hardcovers feature series-specific artwork, front and back. The front cover shows Henry's broken glasses and "Time Enough at Last…", while the back cover includes the show's logo. You're gonna want one of these!
Ahhh… time enough, at last! Measuring 8-inches tall x 5-inches wide and containing 160 lined white pages, this amazing Henry Bemis Book based on Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone TV series will take any fan back to the unforgettable episode "Time Enough at Last" that featured Burgess Meredith as the nearsighted Henry Bemis. The cardboard hardcovers feature series-specific artwork, front and back. The front cover shows Henry's broken glasses and "Time Enough at Last…", while the back cover includes the show's logo. You're gonna want one of these!
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Caricature of George Romero
Art by Jim McDermott
Caricature sketch of the director of the "Dawn of the Dead" movies George Romero.
For another George Romero cartoon check out the following link.
Caricature sketch of the director of the "Dawn of the Dead" movies George Romero.
For another George Romero cartoon check out the following link.
Burgess Meredith, 3 Stooges and Laurel and Hardy from Sketchbook
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
From Chris Rock to Jack Nicholson
Sketches by Jim McDermott
Jack Nicholson
Chris Rock
Jim Henson
Sylvester Stallone
Burgess Meredith
Queen Latifah
Jack Nicholson
Chris Rock
Jim Henson
Sylvester Stallone
Burgess Meredith
Queen Latifah
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Pulp Fiction Sketchbook Drawings
Art by Jim Mcdermott
Sketches from Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction".
Samuel L. Jackson
Bruce Willis
John Travolta
Uma Thurman
Quentin Tarantino


Sketches from Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction".
Samuel L. Jackson
Bruce Willis
John Travolta
Uma Thurman
Quentin Tarantino


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