I love Saul Steinberg's drawing of "Frozen Music Found Near Radio City Music Hall, Winter 1939" For thousands of years,  ...

On a recent trip to Disney World I was impressed by the way Disney has adapted state of the art digital technologies for a new generation o...

This is how Jeff Koons (really and truly) explains his work of art, above: This painting has a sexualized sense of nature.  There...

Even the harshest caricature requires balance.  Artists with strong opinions may try extreme exaggerations, only to discover that their cari...

My good friend Walt Reed passed away this morning at age 97. Illustrator Tom Lovell once said: "It was Walt Reed that single-han...

Over the last two weeks we've discussed "unschooled" art, which abandons technical skill in favor of a naive, primitive lo...

Following up on last week, here are some loose drawings I enjoy: George Booth: "This meeting was called in order to discuss the m...

When is good draftsmanship important to an illustration? That question occurred to me when I saw the current cover of The New Yorker mag...