In 1958, a staff artist worked patiently in a back room at the famed Cooper Studio in New York, retouching the Pepsi Cola logo on a stack o...

Some artists try to honor sacred texts by translating the holy words into pictures.  The result is not intended to be read like a convention...

[Note: instead of writing a blog post this week, I have been playing hooky corresponding with peacay whose great blog BibliOdyssey is a mar...

Cosmic disturbances sometimes engulf our planet in violent magnetic storms, yet you can sit there calmly sipping your jasmine tea and munchi...

William Aylward's name doesn't stand out in the annals of illustration. Yet, if you skim through old pictures in books or magazines,...

Artist Kerry James Marshall is a certified genius. The MacArthur Foundation confirmed it when they awarded him their $500,000 genius awa...

"I am for those who believe in loose delights." -- Walt Whitman Some of my very favorite drawings are free and spontaneous. Unfort...

John Audubon (1785 - 1851) lived in the wilderness during the early years of the United States. He camped and hunted along the frontier as...

I like the kind of art where you can tell that the artist has a pulse. This passionate image by Sterling Hundley for the Lyric Opera of Kan...