Now I'm starting to wonder if was from this "fountain" the shoujo manga style started drinking from, if you catch my drift.
Nell Brinkley (1886 - 1944) was an American female illustrator and comic artist known as the "Queen of Comics" during the 1920s and 1930spic.twitter.com/cTY1vL0MdA
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i definitely feel this was a huge inspiration for many shojo manga artists, especially in the 70s
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Yeah. We all feel that too
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So finely and nicely detailed
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Really nice!
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more like this, please (more nell brinkley, please)
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Like it! We would like to invite you to read our comics.http://www.toonsmag.com/2015/10/Wences54.html …
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Oh please more from Nell. I just learned about her
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I'll always be mad that the gorgeous book i saw about her but didn't have money to purchase at the time is now out of print and really hard and expensive to come by
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Lush illustrations!
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Hummm... I think its have some aspects of Final Fantasy style. Old fans will like this!
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So fucking tight.
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Girl power!!!
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