It's a Family Thing - Part 2

Company's have been giving out promotional swag since time and memoriam.  Back in the 1920s thru the 1960s promo stuff included desktop calendars / ink blotters.  Before the advent of the ballpoint pen everyone carried fountain pens, which were prone to leaking, thus the need for a blotter.  Big printing houses like Brown and Bigelow often employed or contracted pin-up powerhouse names like Earl Moran, Gil Elvgrin, Zoe Mozert, Rolf Armstrong, Alberto Vargas, and even Norman Rockwell.  My great uncle, though hardly a household name like the previously mentioned, also did pin-up art for B&B in the late '30s thru early '50s.

I previously did one for Spacely Sprockets, but whose to say that Judy has to exclusively work for Cosmo Spacely. 

Download them here and here.

Original Art by Unknown

Colors and Edits by Phillipthe2