"She-Ra and the Golden Goose" is one of few
Ladybird books that
Robin Davies did not illustrate, and it shows! Artist
Glenn Steward is not a bad artist by any means, but the dramatic shift in style is noticeable. Whereas Robin Davies' artwork could be appreciated by boys as it was action-based, Glenn Steward's style appears to target girls only! Of course this may have been a conscious decision by the people at Ladybird books. This interesting illustration shows
She-Ra in the
Crystal Castle with all her friends around her. This illustration of course follows the toy line, but it does look like the characters have all gathered in honor of She-Ra. It is nice to see the later characters
Peekablue,
Fluttertina and
Sweet Bee...
(click on the image to see it at full-size)
2 comments:
The women have that Archie/"Betty and Veronica" style to their faces. :) The ice sculpture effects of the throne are neat! Thanks for reading! God Bless...
~"KevyGuy" :)
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Haha She-Ra truly is the leader of the pack in this illustration. All the others have to bow down to her power.
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