I read a post the other day from a fellow traveler, one professor X, who told me that his millennial art history and graphic design kids...

I have been smitten with Mary K. Brown, from afar, for almost 50 years, ever since High school. When I actually made contact with her,...

The trending debate right now is between analog vs art generated by artificial intelligence. It's actually the end of another debate,...

Most of my time in 2021, after the great pandemic lifted in June, was dedicated to sorting through the towering stack of drawings left...

“The last Word” was my 2nd graphic novel, for lack of a better term, penned in 2007, though it is, in fact, just a long chain of...

I won't slam the brave new world of digital tech in this blog, though I have much to criticize. I have found some aspects to be...

About 35 years ago artist X was my friend. He was wise, funny, quiet, empathetic, and something of a Buddhist. A consummate...

THE ART BOOK and THE BOOK AS ART Goya - Dark Visions of Things to Come, 1806 Traditionally Art books have been some kind of catalog for...

I had a disagreement with another Art historian the other day. I hold this person in high regard, but in fact my peers and I hardly...

One of the defining criteria for an artist’s mark used to be an identifiable style, the unique graphic handwriting that only a few of...

A potentially world-wide exhibition of whatever kind of art you make, for any reason, is now available with print on demand. To hell...