Doug Sneyd Signed Original Color Xerox Sketch Art Cartoon ~ Playboy Sept 2009 for Sale

Doug Sneyd Signed Original Color Xerox Sketch Art Cartoon ~ Playboy Sept 2009 For Sale

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Doug Sneyd Signed Original Color Xerox Sketch Art Cartoon ~ Playboy Sept 2009:
$149.99

About the item:

From the Sept., 2009 issue of Playboy (on page 81) and later reprinted in The Art of Doug Sneyd (on page 140), this original art features a hand-colored Xerox of an original pencil sketch which measures approximately 7 by 9 inches. This is part of Sneyd's process in creating the final cartoon as it will ultimately appear in the magazine, to make a Xerox copy of the pencil sketch and then color it by hand. Note the aniline dye testing as Sneyd worked to get just the right shade of pink (which cannot be done with graphic programs).Also included with the listing is Xerox copy of a page from The Art of Doug Sneyd entitled "The Cartoon Process: Gag to Finish", a Xerox copy of the finished cartoon as it ultimately appeared in Playboy, and a Xerox copy of the cover to the issue (please note that the listing does not included either the magazine or the book itself). Condition is excellent.

Please note- listing includes the original hand-colored Xerox copy of the pencils as well as Xerox copies of the issue cover, the final rendering of the gag as it appeared in the issue, and a page from The Art of Doug Sneyd.

About Doug Sneyd:

Doug Sneyd began his career incommercial illustration before going freelance to work for a variety of book and magazine publishers. He also illustrated single-panel cartoons for theToronto Star, Canada's largest circulation newspaper (cartoons that were eventually syndicated throughout North America). In 1964, he began working for Playboyand hisgag strips have appeared in the magazine ever since. Throughout his career, he has contributed over 500 cartoons in all and became a favorite artist of Playboy readers.