Articles

Fleet Week, 1919

December 11, 2007

By Marcus

A tiny drawing of a very big ship.



39th Yearly Game

December 3, 2007

By Charles

I don\'t know much about Mark Keller Barnes except for the fact that when he died, he left behind a portfolio of paintings that I really appreciate.



Dixie

November 20, 2007

By Marcus

The saddest snapshot in the world. Unless you\'re a Yankie.



Cursive: A Lost Art

November 13, 2007

By Charles

On the art and aesthetics of handwriting.



Sears Portraits

November 9, 2007

By Charles

If Napoleon was alive today, his myspace page would be littered with coy self-portraits sporting arched eyebrows, puckered lips, and a caption reading, \"Hot to trot! LOL ;) . . .\"



A Girl Named Muriel

October 22, 2007

By Charles

Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Muriel . . .



Book Nook

October 21, 2007

By Marcus

Scabhouse Johnny+Suzanne Somers+Australian bush cherry=pure filth.



Hitler Bad, Graffiti Ehhh . . .

October 12, 2007

By Marcus

I really regret spending any time writing about this asshole. Draw on your own house, dick.

Steel-O-Man, the Slime Invasion and the Plastic Baby Doll Captives

October 2, 2007

By Charles

While purging my wallet of miscellaneous receipts, coupons and band-aid wrappers, I stumbled on a faded ATM bank statement with a few cryptic words scribbled on it; “Steel-O-Man.” As I best recall, a few weeks back I met a humble and unassuming middle-aged man working a table of assorted brick-brac at the flea market. In [...]



The Weight Room

September 26, 2007

By Charles

I snatched up a couple more newly uncovered Albert Beauparlant drawings from Bruce’s basement. The first piece is one of a series of drawings picturing scenes of a weight room. According to Bruce, the owner of the Jack Fischer Gallery has purchased number of pieces in this series. I’d love to see what Beauparlant’s an [...]