Ben Caldwell Sketchbook #46: Covers & Comic Art - Signed Kim Jung-Gi Signed by Chris Van Allsburg Please Select a Drawing:Drawing J

Name: Ben Caldwell Sketchbook #46: Covers & Comic Art - Signed Kim Jung-Gi Signed by Chris Van Allsburg Please Select a Drawing:Drawing J
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Ben Caldwell Sketchbook #46: Covers & Comic Art Signed Kim Jung Gi Signed by Chris Van Allsburg Please Select a Drawing:Drawing J Signed by Chris Van Allsburg Robert Vickrey (1926 2011) was a Massachusetts based artist and author who specialized in the ancient medium of egg tempera Ben does a ton of exploratory sketches and multiple cover concepts before honing in one design as evidenced by this "Bulkee" sketchbook Expect lots of unused concepts and layouts and other "extreme awesomeness"

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