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Special thanks to Kenneth R Anderson

Joe Ciardiello

1990s

Directory tear sheet, 8.375" x 11"

I saw Joe's work for the first time Sept. 1974 when he did a caricature for Doug G. and Noë G's fledgling mag. Joe hadn't fully developed his own style yet, and his illustration struck me as a so-so Alan Cober or Jack Unruh knock-off. Boy, was I wrong, or boy, has he developed. This sample comes from about 20 years later, with a very NYC subject for Joe. His style is now instantly recognizable, and he does regular spots for The New York Times Sunday Book Review. He's terrific.

But within weeks, College Monthly folded, Joe's November issue art never ran, and he (and we) didn't get paid. Perhaps this belated appreciation will serve as minor recompense.

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Joe Ciardiello 1990s Directory tear sheet, 8.375" x 11" I saw Joe's work for the first time Sept. 1974 when he did a caricature for Doug G. and Noë G's fledgling mag. Joe hadn't fully developed his own style yet, and his illustration struck me as a so-so Alan Cober or Jack Unruh knock-off. Boy, was I wrong, or boy, has he developed. This sample comes from about 20 years later, with a very NYC subject for Joe. His style is now instantly recognizable, and he does regular spots for The New York Times Sunday Book Review. He's terrific. But within weeks, College Monthly folded, Joe's November issue art never ran, and he (and we) didn't get paid. Perhaps this belated appreciation will serve as minor recompense. === www.joeciardiello.com ===

In this photo: Doug Garr (photos), Noe Gold (photos | remove tag), Joe Ciardiello

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Joe Ciardiello Thanks Kenneth. Better late than never.

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Patrick Jb Flynn Whom among us isn’t influenced by our predecessors? It’s a little thing called history, a subject that most Americans fail miserably. I always saw Joe’s art as an amalgam of the best illustrators of that time, Milton Glazer, fused with Cober, Unruh, and the inimitable James Spanfeller.

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Kenneth R Anderson ‎@JC - I'm honored by your attention to my fb gallery.

@PJF - indeed. What I relate to now isn't even a style thing, per se. JC seems to draw naturally from his heart, a soulful quality I always admired in James McMullen's work.

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Noe Gold

‎@PJF, Spanfeller also graced the pages of this magazine due no doubt to the involvement of his AC accolytes. Kudos to you Ken for enshrining this.

www.flickr.com/photos/doctor_noe/4360653626/in/set-721576...

This is a parody ...published by College Monthly October 1974.

© 2010 noemedia.

© 1974. All rights reserved under international conventions. No material may be reproduced without written permission of the publisher.

Cover photo by Basil Pao

With retouching by Rainbow Graphics, body by Doug, hand by Noë of New York. T-shirt by Harry Gross; photo by UPI, lighting by Chris Callis, and body English by Tom King.

And check out this blog entry at ...

doctornoemedia.blogspot.com/2010/02/catcher-in-bourbon-pa...

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Advertising illo for a 15th anniversary of a comic library of Bilbao called "Joker".

Here she is...

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♥

I am posting this here specially today

in memory of my

Uncle Al...my mom's brother...who passed away

when I was only 10.

Today would have been his 85th birthday!

I find this fact VERY hard to to wrap my head around.

I remember him as a really cool young man...

an adventursome favorite uncle,

filled with wanderlust...

who had an avid love of trains, music,

and

the romance of the old west.

He was someone who trusted me

to play with his phenomenal model train set

all by myself

when

I was just a very little girl.

And, of course, he spoiled me like no other. :)

I remember taking a special train trip,

just he and I,

on the Milwaukee Road train Hiawatha route

to Milwaukee.

We sat in the domed train car,

had lunch in the "fancy smanchy" dining car,

and took pictures from

the special curved glass club car

at the end of the train.

What an adventure for my young imagination.

Now, as I reflect back I simply wonder

in astonishment...

where have all those years gone?

They have passed by in a blur...like colorful scenery

viewed out of an old train window...

unstoppable,

and, yet forever impressed in one's memory.

♥

So...today

let's celebrate those favorite family members,

those unforgettable experiences,

those bright, colorful impressions of our youth,

and

even those flips in our perspectives.

May these kinds of experiences

continue to enhance the chapters of our lives

and help our spirits bloom.

Happy Blooming Tuesday All! :)

♥

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Keu nal bameun naega neomu shim hesseo

Niga jinjjaro ddeona kal juleun mollasseo

Naega mi anhae i mal han madi eoryeoweoseo

Urin kkeut kkajiga nae seong gyeoki deoreoweo seo

Maldo an dweneun illo datugi reul haru aedo su ship beon

Neon ulmyeonseo dwicheo naga nan ju wereul duribeon

Dashi dora ogetji naeil imyeon

Bunmyeon meonjeo yeollaki ogetji achimimyeon

Call or Mess : 01882100468 =)

Here.

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AD: Bridgid McCarren

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now back to the left,

now ... back to the right.

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via Instagram ift.tt/3cBg8CB

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Illo, no pongas las cajas frente a la pieza.

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Indeed!

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Firmas en el Saló:

Jueves 06:

17:00h (stand ASTIBERRI)

Viernes 07:

18:30h (stand ASTIBERRI)

Domingo 09:

13:00h (stand Galicia)

18:30h (stand ASTIBERRI)

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Worth Carnahan, 1924.

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One ride from even the best of girls must walk back!

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