Comics
Watercolors of Spring
The snow is finally losing!
Comics
Comics
How Artists Get Work Done
Sorry, I've got a lot of work to do …
Comics
No Seriously, Put a Bird on It
Oh, Portlandia …
Comics
The Art of Maple Syrup
I helped our neighbors make maple syrup last week, which got me thinking …
Comics
When You Love What You Do …
What you do is never really done.
Art
Fatman, Cat-Man, and More Public Domain Comic Heroes You've Never Heard of, Man
The Golden and then Silver Age of comics that stretched from the 1930s to early 1950s left a lot of unloved heroes in its wake. Forgotten is Fatman the Human Flying Saucer — "the only comic hero with 3 identities" — who could transform his tubby self into a spaceship, and Black Fury the Wonder Horse
Comics
Back to Brooklyn, but Where Is Home?
Last weekend, for the first time in three months …
Books
Pretty in Ink: Women Cartoonists in the History of Comics
Women have been involved in cartoons and comics from their beginning, although much of their work has languished in the greater story of graphic narratives. And it's not for the reasons you might think.
Comics
An Upstate Artist's Work Is Never Done
CHOP CHOP CHOP CHOP CHOP CHOP …
Comics
The Day My Artist Ego Was Born
One of my earliest art-related memories is having this "How to Draw Mickey Mouse" book.
Comics
Catskill Cannibals
We haven't gone all Donner Party this winter in the Catskills.
Comics
Drawing the Weather, to Scale
Time to cozy up inside and draw trees …