>>2555226
it's in the style of 20th century pinup posters, most popular around war time, often found on the walls of sleeping quarters anywhere low ranking military personal were stationed/deployed

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>>2555226
40-50s ads and movie posters
Loomis did this kind of stuff.

Thanks anons!

>>2555226

American pin-up illustration. Loomis was famous for it.

>>2555226
It's called Cheesecake art.

post-avant loomís core

>>2555226

You may want to google golden age illustration

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Haddon Sundblom (famous for inventing the modern depiction of Santa Claus in his Coca Cola ad illustrations) painted some real waifus too.

>>2555226
Look for Alberto vargas pin up

>>2555386
fugg

>>2555226
How did no one mention Elvgren yet? Fuck sake.

>>2555736
Did you just happen to skim over the the two first paintings? Both are by Elvgren.

>>2555226
>>2555386

Muh dick

>>2555386
>famous for inventing the modern depiction of Santa Claus in his Coca Cola ad illustrations
wasn't that leyendeker?

>>2555386
Why has nobody applied this style to comics and animation yet?

>>2559223

Probably because it's extremely time consuming and skill demanding.

>>2559223
Animation is colored in using swatches of like 5-6 colors (clothing included) The subtle coloring and values required for that kind of realism is generally too cost and time prohibitive, assuming the artist can even do it. Richard Williams might have been able to pull it off.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OALIUJ-yie0

>>2559258
This one kind of looks like a rough approximation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHkSqxuodU0