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In this column David Whitely writes about the frugal traveller,
securing a bargain is of great self-satisfaction. But there are times
when your lack of concentration and absent mindedness can turn
that bargain into a costly mistake. Leaving you furious at your own
stupidity.
This tribute is to the American mid-century illustrator Jack Potter.
After studying in California he moved to New York working on
distinguished magazines such as The New York Times, Jardin de
Modes and Cosmopolitan. He was a very successful commercial
illustrator and at the peak of his career Potter joined the School of
Visual Arts to teach drawing. He had a great enthusiasm for teaching
and become an inspiring instructor.
