Here we go again, with another piece of art from my wild and wooly youth! I take yet another stab at drawing the Monkees (at age 11, in 1976), this time zeroing in on mighty Michael Nesmith, the singer/songwriter of the group, and the most succesful solo member! Oh, did I mention his mom, a secretary/commerical artist, created a little something called "Liquid Paper?" Sure, most typists and clerical workers now work on computers, but ask any artist how valuable this little item still is! As I did with my other magnificent (if somewhat melty) Monkees portraits, I lifted this nifty Nez image from the cover of the RCA "Laurie House" 2-LP set, offered as a TV promotion that same year! What are you waiting for? Get off your "big dogma" and click to enlarge! How many fans get that inside reference?
Friday, August 17, 2012
A Loving Portrait of Mike Nesmith?! 1976 Albert Bigley Art! The Monkees!
Labels:
1976,
albert bigley,
bronze age,
davy jones,
laurie house,
michael nesmith,
micky dolenz,
monkees,
original comic art,
Peter Tork,
rca
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