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"And to All a Good Night", 1954 Norman Rockwell/Hallmark Archives, Hallmark Cards, Inc., Kansas City, M Rockwell approached each photograph like a director would a film. He bought costumes and props and also personally chose people in various New England towns—mainly Arlington, Vermont and Stockbridge, Massachusetts—to be his models. He favored “human-looking humans” After the shoot, Rockwell made a charcoal sketch from the photograph, refining the composition. These drawings rarely reflected a single photo; he often mixed and matched bits and pieces from as many as 100 photos before painting. He also liked to play with lines and curves—pinching noses and exaggerating bellies—to get that extra bit of mischief and magic. #normanrockwell #normanrockwellart #santa #santaclaus #merrychristmas #christmas #happyholidays
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