Norman Rockwell by Sherry Marker (book review).
In the UK, we might have heard of artist Norman Rockwell (1894–1978) but rarely came across his artwork. It isn’t
Read MoreIllustration and painting.
In the UK, we might have heard of artist Norman Rockwell (1894–1978) but rarely came across his artwork. It isn’t
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Read MoreI’ve been neglecting the artbooks accumulating on my shelf lately. The dilemma? Deciding which one to dive into first. Hence,
Read MoreThe latest edition of ‘Illustrators’ begins with a spotlight on the legendary Rich Corben (1940-2020). Despite his global acclaim, Corben
Read MoreIn the grand tapestry of comic book artistry, the inker holds a powerfully transformative role, translating pencil sketches into vivid,
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Read MoreAt auctions, people often find themselves surprised by smaller-than-expected furniture pieces. Similarly, “Art Of Imagination: 20th Century Visions Of Science
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