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'''Jack Davis''', illustrator for ''[Mad Magazine]'', drew many illustrations of the Muppets and human cast members of ''[[Sesame Street]]'' in the show's early years. |
'''Jack Davis''', illustrator for ''[Mad Magazine]'', drew many illustrations of the Muppets and human cast members of ''[[Sesame Street]]'' in the show's early years. |
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| − | For ''TV Guide's'' cover story on ''Sesame Street'' (July 10, 1971), Jack illustrated [[Cookie Monster]], happily munching on part of the ''TV Guide'' logo. He also did the artwork for the ''[[:Category:Calendars|Sesame Street Calendar]]'' in 1972. |
+ | For ''TV Guide's'' cover story on ''Sesame Street'' (July 10, 1971), Jack illustrated [[Cookie Monster]], happily munching on part of the ''TV Guide'' logo. He also did the artwork for the ''[[:Category:Sesame Street Calendars|Sesame Street Calendar]]'' in 1972. |
For ''Mad Magazine'' itself, he was the artist behind a parody of ''Sesame Street'', entitled "Reality Street". |
For ''Mad Magazine'' itself, he was the artist behind a parody of ''Sesame Street'', entitled "Reality Street". |
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Revision as of 15:12, 2 January 2006
Jack Davis, illustrator for [Mad Magazine], drew many illustrations of the Muppets and human cast members of Sesame Street in the show's early years.
For TV Guide's cover story on Sesame Street (July 10, 1971), Jack illustrated Cookie Monster, happily munching on part of the TV Guide logo. He also did the artwork for the Sesame Street Calendar in 1972.
For Mad Magazine itself, he was the artist behind a parody of Sesame Street, entitled "Reality Street".