California artist Robert Williams trained in painting first at Los
Angeles City College and later at the Chouinard Art Institute. He
got his first break when he became the art director for legendary hot
rod hero Ed "Big Daddy" Roth. With the rise of the counterculture
in the late 1960's, Williams found a growing audience in the
underground comic milieu that nurtured such figures as Robert Crumb,
Victor Moscoso and S. Clay Wilson.
Williams was one of the originators (showing 500 of 1894 characters). |
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