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About Me
- Thomas Haller Buchanan
- My name is Thom Buchanan. I'm an artist and photographer. People are my favorite subjects to portray in art and photos. My wife (and studio partner) has called that my 'people skills', as I've been passionately creating portrait studies for many years. I refer to myself as a pictorialist, a combination of image-making and journalist. Images are my life.
My Blogging Motto
Scan Unto Others
As You Would Have Them
Scan Unto You.
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- Everybody Loves Mort
- Wow
- Nixonian Madman
- Venture
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- My Favorite Nick Cardy Cover
- The Snow Maiden
- Peanuts—to read or to eat?
- Sunday, Kelly Sunday
- That Other Porkypine
- Presenting the Eighth Wonder of the World
- Eighth Wonder of the World
- Eighth Wonder of the World
- Horrific
- My Favorite Dave Stevens Cover
- Crazy Filing System
- Sparky
- Sparky
- Such Class
- National Cartoonist Society
- My Favorite Splash Page
- Happy Sunday! Happy All Week! in 2,001,966 B.C.
- Who's Who
- Ebb and Flow of Opinion
- My Favorite Mystery In Space Cover
- Overlooked Legend
- My Favorite Cover of the Comix I Own
- Texture and Illusion
- My Favorite Romance Magazine Cover
- A Few of My Favorite Things
- Kelly Sunday
- St Malo
- Maria Morevna
- Iconic Image
- Bookplate
- Figure Study
- Odalisque
- Plans for the Lighthouse
- Mural Studies
- Beautiful Detail
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Kudos to this Bookseller3 days ago
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Those Whacky Cartoonists5 days ago
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Yet Another Swipe1 week ago
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Victoire1 week ago
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AURORA - The Seed2 years ago
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Lulu Book Three2 years ago
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$840,000 Piece of Wood3 years ago
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Zinda Blake, Mermaid Blackhawk3 years ago
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Baldur's Gate 33 years ago
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The New Frazetta Book4 years ago
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Back-to-School Campaign4 years ago
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The End 2010-20204 years ago
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MARVEL MASTER WORKS PIN-UPS5 years ago
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Dr. Strange #4 cover art8 years ago
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Moving to a New Blog!!8 years ago
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Looking Forward....9 years ago
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My artbooks9 years ago
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The More The Merrier - 19439 years ago
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Resting Amazons9 years ago
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Esther before the King10 years ago
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New Website!10 years ago
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Sheherazade and the Long Absence10 years ago
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Illustrateurs BD Franco-Belge (3)11 years ago
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Tumblr for my Scribbles11 years ago
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Photo11 years ago
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now we are six12 years ago
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Ether of the Internet12 years ago
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Prehysterical Critters12 years ago
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Witch and Tree12 years ago
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2 comments:
Expo 67 in Canada really wowed me as a kid, but images and documents of expositions and world fairs of the past seem even more beautiful and astounding.
I think it's partly because in those days they had one foot in the classical world, and one foot in the new tech world, making an exciting blend of values. These days we're a bit homogenized and always looking forward, with a general view of the past as being 'quaint'.
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