Doug Sneyd Original Art ~ Wee Whimsy Out of the Mouths of Babes Concept Sketches for Sale

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Doug Sneyd Original Art ~ Wee Whimsy Out of the Mouths of Babes Concept Sketches For Sale

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Doug Sneyd Original Art ~ Wee Whimsy Out of the Mouths of Babes Concept Sketches:
$189.99

About the item:

Syndicated by the Toronto Star Syndicate and appearing from 1972 to 1976, Wee Whimsy cartoons featured artist Doug Sneyd\'s rendition of a child with his or her humorous misquote. The original artwork was sent to the child whose parent provided their quote to the paper.

After completingThe Art of Doug Sneyd(published by Dark Horse in 2011), Mr. Sneyd considered revisiting the humor and beautiful logic of the WeeWhimsey children with a new book he would title Out of the Mouths of Babes. With the success of The Art of Doug Sneyd, however, Mr. Sneyd spent much of his time on commissions and exhibiting at conventions. So the idea for Out of the Mouths of Babes was permanentlyshelved. However, the artist initially created a few watercolor originals for the project. This set of five pieces of original artwork and one xerox copy of the cover concept for the book feature a little girl advising in her prayers that\"I won\'t be talking to you tomorrow night, God, I\'m going to Grandma\'s.\" Scan one shows everything buyer receives (the black and white sketches - there are two - are on a single piece of paper - front and back - and the rest of the images show the same items but in greater detail.

The concept pieces measure approximately4 1/4 by 6 1/4 inches each except for the one with the girl in the strawberry pajamas (it measures approximately 5 by 7 inches).The last piece, thea xerox copy of the cover concept for the book, measure 8 1/2 by 11 inches.Buyer receives all five sketches shown (six sketches including the back side of the black and white piece) as well as the single xerox copy of the cover concept for the book.

About Doug Sneyd:

Doug Sneyd began his career incommercial illustration before going freelance to work for a variety of book and magazine publishers. He also illustrated single-panel cartoons for theToronto Star, Canada\'s largest circulation newspaper (cartoons that were eventually syndicated throughout North America). In 1964, he began working for Playboyand hisgag strips have appeared in the magazine ever since. Throughout his career, he has contributed over 500 cartoons in all and became a favorite artist of Playboy readers.