Dreamers Rise

These linoleum-block prints were created by a group of design students under the direction of Clara MacGowan, assistant professor of art at ...

According to Wikipedia , "Katazome (型染め) is a Japanese method of dyeing fabrics using a resist paste applied through a stencil. With th...

A recent post at A Journey Round My Skull reminded me about these pamphlets, which were published in the 1930s and early '40s a...

Let's get one thing straight: there was no Ariel. That was only the first of his countless lies. Here's another one: he had no magic...

The boats are returning to the harbor now, one by one, the reflection of their torches flaring across the water in the last moments of twili...

Homage to Koizumi Yakumo The old woman was sweeping the dust out of her doorway when she caught sight of the traveler approaching along the ...

All of the Little Nemo pages below are from the collections of the Comic Strip Library . Click through the images for the original full-siz...

McCay's work had its limitations. His dialogue is, for the most part, utterly lifeless, and displays none of the dazzling wordplay and p...

Now that we may have entered the twilight of the newspaper, this may be as good a time as any to look over some souvenirs from what was, at ...

J. G. Ballard died on Sunday. The BBC, in its report of his death, refers to him, perhaps a tad dismissively, as a "cult author."...