A 1961 series of illustrations done by artist, Charles Shridde, commissioned for the Big M's ad campaign, “Fresh from Motorola...new leader in the lively art of electronics”.
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Comments (4)
amazing. do you figure they sell the prints of these anywhere?
Sorry, but I think if Charles Shridde
inspired much in the work of Oscar Niemeyer
(http://goo.gl/IPj12).
In my opinion Oscar Niemeyer was the real
futuristic designer
I love how everything in these seems modern *except* the electronics. Exactly the opposite of what the designer presumably intended...
From the era when the "jet set"'s lodgings were truly fabulous. The rich are richer now, but they have less taste.
The FL Wright influence is on display here as well. WTH happened, America? The fauxtalian interiors of the Great Housing Bubble make me want to shoot myself.