by Guest | Feb 21, 2011 | Blog
Guest Post by Julia V. Hendrickson Notes on a Conversation. With—Mark Pascale (Curator in the Dept. of Prints & Drawings at the Art Institute of Chicago, and Adjunct Professor of Printmedia at SAIC) In—the Prints & Drawings Study Center Commenced—on...
by Christopher Hudgens | Jun 21, 2010 | Blog
Time like Ming the Merciless, tyrant of the doomed planet Mongo, catches up with everyone and not even Flash Gordon can rescue you from it’s clutches. Al Williamson the Artist that helped bring more comic characters to fame then you can count passed away...
by Christopher Hudgens | Mar 23, 2010 | Blog
The great Steve Hamann does his take on the History of Bad at Sports as no one else could lol.
by Claudine Isé | Aug 10, 2009 | Blog
Check out these super fabulous 1950s and ’60’s era travel posters by illustrator David Klein (then learn more about Klein and see more posters by clicking the link to Grain Edit below). Love these. New York is very Tron, St. Louis is sorta McDonald’s...
by Claudine Isé | Jul 6, 2009 | Blog
If Don Colley’s drawings were movies, I’d be first in line to see them. The Chicago-based artist’s noirish, grab-you-by-the-throat depictions of evil clowns, brawling boxcar hobos, and flamboyant carnie types are intensely cinematic, evoking angsty...
