Between about 1968 and 1972 I illustrated for the award winning New Worlds Magazine in London.
From about 1967-1972 I was illustrating for New Worlds which was a London based science fiction magazine. At that time the constraint of publication demanded that the work only be in black and white with no colour.
“Speculative Fiction” rather than Science Fiction was the handle used to describe the material in the magazine even though many of the writers were known for their science fiction credentials.
The image above was for a story which included the writer Michael Moorcock who was an early editor and publisher. He is characterized in the middle figure.
Above-Terminal-a typical layout page of New Worlds
Above-Passing The Time-1968
Above and below-Father Knows Best-
Below-Untitled-1968
Below-Wirewalker 1967
Below-The Watcher-1968
Above-Tarzan-Edgar Rice Burroughs meets William Burroughs
Below-Copter-1968
Above-Pilot-1968
Below-Statue Of Liberty 1968
Below-Natural Guard-1968
Above-Chicago Pig 1968
Below-Easy Rider 1968
Below-Naked If I Want to-1968
Below-Dedicated Follower-1968
Above-Model-1967
Below-Sounds 1967
Below-Tricky Dicky-1972