If it wasn't for the signature on this intense portrait study, I never would have guessed it was by Gustav Klimt — an early experimentat...

Connery. Sean Connery. The one true Bond for me. Oh, I like Daniel Craig, but in my book, Connery is the man. He's one of those actors t...

It's a great responsibility and privilege to be a father. I'm such a lucky dad to have such a great kid! Happy Father's Day to a...

It only takes a simple Krenkel sketch to spark the imagination . . . Roy G. Krenkel — Barsoomian Expedition

Another encounter between serpent and sirene. Eden, I think not. Charles Ricketts — 1886

This was a painting used for the cover of a Heavy Metal extra edition. You can see how cropping the tail could make a difference in how one ...

The artists' life hasn't changed much since paleolithic times — he still has naked women applauding him and clients telling him how ...

For all their imperfections, comic books are still out of this world for primary color entertainment. This is a nice panel. John Giunta — Cr...

I could gaze at a Kinuko Craft painting til the ravens come home, especially the ones detailed like this mythopia — looking akin to, but so ...

Move in close to admire this clever drawing . . . Leo & Diane Dillon — The Peacock's Tail — 1965

You may be tempted to follow the plans, above, for your very own outdoor living room. But be careful, uninvited guests may drop in: Charles ...

I love expository schematic perspectives, fueling my imagination to walk into the scene. I want to hang out in the Sky Lab and Lounge! Fred ...

Oh, how I lust for the designs of yesteryear . . . 1932 Cabriolet Roadster Hupmobile

This painting has a nice atmospheric quality that evokes an ancient day in the morning of the world . . . if it just wasn't for that jet...

Just a reminder that we're sharing some of our studio's art over on Snippets and Bibbets , pulling from 30 years of creating art for...

Memory is such a mysterious human power that most of us take for granted. I can dredge up memories from so many points of my life, yet other...

Staying in a Russian frame of mind for another minute, Marlene Dietrich makes a stunning Catherine the Great in the 1934 The Scarlet Empress...

Designs for theater are always wonderful to see, as the artist is usually compelled to use a rich palette with a fanciful interpretation of ...

Virgil Finlay — from The Ship of Ishtar — 1949

Donn P. Crane — There Was an Old Man — 1930s