The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Plus Oz Art Artist and story teller Eric Shanower has written and illustrated several books chronicling the tales of Oz. In this graphic novel, Shanower takes on the original story of Oz… ISBN13: 9780785129219 Condition: … Continue reading →
Here is a classic story told with colorful art and attention – the Pride and Prejudice Graphic Novel. You can explore Jane Austin’s novel and its characters in a new and exciting way. ISBN13: 9780785139157 Condition: NEW Notes: Brand New … Continue reading →
It is flattering to have friends call me and ask for help in finding ideas for their next tattoo. Just the other day, a friend (let’s call her Jane) called to ask if I could help her find ideas in … Continue reading →
Russ Meyer, director of Pin-up Girls Let’s talk about movies and ultravixens sexploitation director Russ Meyer. Best known for his obsession with breasts, he began his career as a photographer for the magazine Playboy in the 1950s, and in that … Continue reading →
what kind of ink does Robert Crumb use when drawing? Since Robert Crumb uses a Rapidograph pen, when drawing, I would assume that he uses Rapidograph related ink. There are many types of ink that can go into a Rapidograph … Continue reading →
Image via Wikipedia Robert Williams and His Surrealist Pin Up Girls By Stacy Lande Here is my chance to talk about my favorite artist of all time, Robert Williams. I was first exposed to his work back in art school, … Continue reading →
Oil painting has been around for a long time and still today there are artists that utilize this medium as their preferred way of expression. Anybody who has ever considered taking up an artistic hobby has maybe had oil painting cross their minds. The Renaissance made it popular, but we have kept that popularity going all these years. Below are some oil painting guidelines that might help pretty much any person.
Continue reading →Kandinsky was slow to enter the art world, at 30 he gave up his promising teaching career to bravely enter the art school in Munich. At this early stage Kandinsky gained inspiration from Monet & Blavatsky. He also was interested in Theosophical theory which influenced his use of circles, triangles, and squares.
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