Showing posts with label Paul Coker Jr.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul Coker Jr.. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 03, 2019

MAD Magazine shut down for me a very long time ago......

I loved MAD when artists such as Jack Davis, Paul Coker, Jr., Wally Wood, Jack Rickard, Norman Mingo, Bob Clarke, etc.  Were filling pages of the magazine with exceptional art!   Jack Davis told me he decided to stop working for the magazine, when it became "Too Raunchy."   Paul Coker, Jr. recently retired from the magazine when it moved from New York.   My friend Tom Richmond is a great artist too!    If you ask me, the magazine brought this on themselves, when it switched to being a one-sided Political thing.   That was never what MAD was about.

Tuesday, June 18, 2019

A Pre- Christmas In July sale!


$50  There is a slight bend at the top left corner of the Heat Miser gold metal sign.  They both measure 12" x 18" and look Amazing in-person.  The Snow Miser is on Silver.  Shipping is $20 Priority with insurance, as they are over sized and go in a special box.  Email Rickgoldsc@aol.com for purchasing instructions 

Saturday, April 13, 2019

Excerpt from COLLECTOR'S CALL


An original art wall of mine, that we shot a segment for Collector's Call call, but didn't make the final episode. The Rankin/Bass cel third from left in the white frame from Festival of Family classics, did make the series logo on the 2nd floor of the doll house. I have a story for each one of these pieces of art. The Jack Davis painting of Arthur Rankin, was Jack's very last painting. #metv #art #rickgoldschmidtcollection #saturday #lisawhelchel

Friday, March 08, 2019

Paul Coker, Jr.

 I just had a nice long chat with Paul Coker, Jr. (Designer of most of the Rankin/Bass TV Specials). I was a bit worried about him, as his phone was out of service for a while (What a relief!). I had to let him know about several projects and he told me he absolutely loved our last book and is looking forward to the new one. #paulcokerjr #rankinbass #madmagazine



Wednesday, December 26, 2018

The Stingiest Man in Town model sheet by Paul Coker, Jr.


David Morris shared this with us today!  I have several sheets from this special and watched it again today!   I have something really cool coming from this in the mail too!