Posts by J. J. Sedelmaier

CoviDiaries: J.J. Sedelmaier’s Delightful Digital Ephemera Grab Bag

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Vintage Orange Crush Soda Bottles Take a Ribbing

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Andrew King: Carving Out A Place In Graphic Arts History

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A Commercial Artist’s Life: The Ubiquitous Work Of Louis Paeth

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The Bottle’s the Thing: The Branding Evolution of Soda Pop

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Keeping Everyone in the Loop: 50 Years of Chicago “L” Graphics

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Avengers (Covers) Assemble!

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Schwinn As Its Own Spokesperson

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The Vintage Speedball Textbook

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Vintage Military Design: “United States Service Symbols”

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Mad (Magazine) Crazy…

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Dr. Seuss Takes An Arousing Zamboni Ride While Playing The Trombone?

Posted inComics & Animation Design

Chicago World’s Fair Memorabilia: A Century Of Progress, 1933-34

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Illustrated Aviation Books By Assen Jordanoff

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Hirschfeld, Do Re Mi, and Peacock Feet

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Covering Print Magazine, 1940-1953

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Thought You Had Animation Pegged? Not For Much Longer !

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Graphically Seasoned Greetings!

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Many Happy (Tax) Returns: A Marxist Doctrine

Posted inDesign Books

Winsor McCay Illustrates Temperance — or Prohibition?, 1929

Posted inIllustration Design

R. Crumb’s Sketchbooks

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Watty Piper’s 1930 “The Little Engine That Could”

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Graphically Crazy Like a Nathan

Posted inDesign Education

Fight Talk: A WWII Poster Campaign

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