In 1967 Bernie Fuchs drew this bull for an ad for the Henry Schroeder Banking Corporation.  Eight years later, artist Susan Rothenberg ...

Unlike many artists who hedge their bets with numerous fine lines, Sickles often used bold lines and dry brush.   In the following c...

Here are some hopefully edifying close-ups of a Sickles drawing: Sickles was assigned to illustrate technicians at work on a nuclear react...

Noel Sickles was a capable painter... ...but he was first and foremost a draftsman.  He used the most basic black and white to...

This is Noel Sickles' preliminary sketch... for this finished illustration of runaway horses on main street: Unlike many art...

In an era plagued with viruses, squabbling politicians and fake news, the honest drawings of Noel Sickles make a great disinfectant. Here ...

I had no interest in posting a picture by celebrity artist Julian Schnabel.  Then I read the following in the New Art Examiner : Wishing t...

John Cuneo has a mind and sense of humor that are, in my opinion, unique in illustration today.  As far as I know, they're unique in the...

Last night the great Mort Drucker -- one of the few true geniuses of 20th century comic art--  passed away peacefully.  He left behind a ...

Man Throwing Up   by David Lynch Before David Lynch became a master at making unsettling, creepy films he was a master at making unsett...