Picture Request

[Zeronock]

Well I got it into my head to make a signature like banner poking fun at one of my ISP's commercials. and I thought to myself, Where would I find a 50'sish looking picture of a man looking inquisitively and a woman holding a plate presenting the food on it. Then it donned on me, rather than sift through thousands upon millions of google pictures that odds are someone here would have something.

Here's the commercial so you can get an idea of what I'm talking about.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=0T_QslbO8Qs

Thanks in advance

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[Wooz]

Dear Zerocock,

You can find those pictures in the internets.

Sincerely,
Wooz.

PS: Try fifties' ads.

 

[Zeronock]

Dear Wooz,

Am lazy and going to bed.


Will Look Tomorrow. But hoping some kind soul will be just that.

Sincerely,
Zeronock.

PS: Series of tubez lulz.

 

[Maphusio]

Dear Wooz,

Am lazy and going to bed.


Will Look Tomorrow. But hoping some kind soul will be just that.

Sincerely,
Zeronock.

PS: Series of tubez lulz.

Attention Zeronock, Stop.

I'm confused on what you are all about, Stop.

In fact, I'm confused as there are plenty of... Stop.

I hate you and I don't know why I am bothering with a reply to your message, Stop. Message ends.

 

[Ah-Teen]

As soon as my head clears from reading about nuclear survival.

Unlike these other lazy bums I have nothing better to do. So if I understand you correctly you want a dude looking at a lady with a plate of food in fifties style for you signature? How big ya want it?

Edit:

OH legendary Wooz! The provider of the booz! Keeper of the knowledge of all things artsy!

What is the name of the style used in this comic
http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/8697/sensation109cq9.jpg

 

[Wooz]

The name is Bob.

Seriously, I do not know. It's just the fashionable way of drawing comics throughout the thirties up to the sixties.

Alex Raymond started it. Wally Wood ended it.

 

[Ah-Teen]

Its a start, thanks dude.

 

[Zeronock]

more like 2 separate pictures. one with a guy in a kind of thinking pose looking off wondering for the "What's a printer driver?" at which point i'll show a printer with Ronald McDonald in racing gear on it. then for the "I made toast!" will be the woman with the plate, toast not necessary.


im sorry i've seen that commercial about 10,000 times over the last two weeks.... it's sunk in.... just like Santa Cabeza....