
So I'm going to have to take a new tack: I'll have to cut back on my research and writing for a while until I can sort out my schedule so things are a bit more manageable. You'll still be able to get a daily dose of visual inspiration -- but you won't be hearing much about those visuals from me.
Hey, that could turn out to be a blessing, eh?

To satisfy those who are curious about the artists I'll be showcasing, I'm going to try to feature mostly those artists about whom you can read elsewhere. James Dwyer, for instance.

Dwyer was the subject of an article in Illustration magazine #5 which, thanks to the generosity of publisher/editor Dan Zimmer, you can now read online for free here.

So drop by each day for some new, inspiring mid-century illustrations...

... and I'll return when I can with some new, (hopefully inspiring) related text!
* My James Dwyer Flickr set.
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