Steven Salerno from start to finish

More Maira

Literary Tattoos from Bookworms Worldwide

"We are seeking high quality photographs of your literary tattoos for an upcoming book. Send us your ink! Submissions are open to all kinds of literary tattoo work: quotations from your favorite writer, opening lines of novels, lines of verse, literary portraits or illustrations. From Shakespeare to Bukowski to The Little Prince in a Baobab tree, if it’s a literary tattoo and its on your body, we want to see it." http://community.livejournal.com/literarytattoos/590480.html

He's got socks!

Quadruple Sooper Sneak Peek!

how to make a reader reluctant

The Colbert Report	Mon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c
Nailed 'Em - Library Crime
http://www.colbertnation.com/
Colbert Report Full Episodes Political Humor Tasers

How not to display your artwork on the web:

Charley Parker's collection of tips for how to send editors and art directors hastily clicking away in search of some portfolio site other than yours.

(But if you are Istvan Banyai you can do anything you want.)

And to see flash abuse with true bravado visit http://www.billyconnolly.com/

Quimby The Mouse from This American Life on Vimeo.

ABC de Babar

(click on the corner of the page to turn)

The Story of Paul Bunyan

"The Emberley husband and wife team managed a nice retelling of these timeless stories with wonderful two-tone woodcuts ..."

Yay! Yesterday I received email from S. Britt! (At first I thought it was from Dr. Bronner.)

New Website

Mine!

(thank you to Elizabeth O. Dulemba for explaining how to build one)

Two John Stanley links

An interesting comparison between the Stanley Universe and that of Carl Barks. And at drawn and quarterly a terrific pdf of Melvin the Monster.

The Michelangelo of Mad Magazine

A Basil Wolverton Slideshow
Images from the career survey of Basil Wolverton at Barbara Gladstone Gallery in Chelsea.

Jason Chapman

Quentin Blake/ Roald Dahl figurines from www.robertharrop.com/

(thanks to www.jeffpidgeon.com/)

Salvador Bartolozzi's Pinocchio
Pinocho Contra Chapete

Rotofugi Gallery

http://www.facebook.com/cutefeed

Envelopes and Endpapers

Grégoire Vallancien

Helen Dardik

Craig Frazier's drawings and your words?

And Voila! The finished painting...

Step by step with John Nez

Abner Graboff continued at Ward-O-Matic

Terrible Yellow Eyes
Cory Godbey's collection of works inspired by Where the Wild Things Are. The above illustration is by Meg Hunt.

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!

Susannah Ryan

Anne Wilsdorf

Henrietta at the Parade

Illustration by Syd Hoff from HENRIETTA'S FOURTH OF JULY