Ernie Chan who used to be Ernie Chua, changed it legally when he became a US citizen in 1976. He was 20 when he begun doing comics in his native Philippines. He migrated to America when he turned 30 in 1970. At DC Comics, he got the break doing mystery short stories then later got [...]
April 30, 2012
Bearman Cartoons Charity Challenge 2012
Yes it is that time of year once again. The Bearman Cartoons Charity Challenge, where you do stuff and I donate money to worthy charities. I have been extremely fortunate that both my wife and I are gainfully employed during this tough economic times so I am upping the ante this year. This is the [...]
April 21, 2012
THE WARNING by Eric W. Johnson
One for my sketchbook THE WARNING Ink and color pencil on 16×20 illustration board http://society6.com/EricWJohnson
April 19, 2012
SAMUEL ALEXANDER: A Man Of Words
The Power Of Love by Samuel Alexander Miscommunication Lost in translation I don’t know what happened I can’t explain it All I know is you’re gone… just gone And I know somehow it’s my fault that we are no more Our line has been disconnected, our time is over and done With a simple phrase [...]
April 14, 2012
ADDANAC CITY: The Hilarious Comic by GEORGE FORD
http://addanaccity.com/wordpress/ I have been drawing ever since I was three years old (I’m in my mid-thirties now). Raised as an only child in a small rural town in south central Virginia, I had little choice other than to formulate my own entertainment. Mostly, I read a lot and I drew even more, using my imagination [...]
March 11, 2012
ABSTRACT GEOMETRY: THE ART OF RHONDA HAVLOCK
A native of North Carolina, I’ve spent most of my adult life living and working in New York City. Living in an environment like New York it’s nearly impossible to not be influenced by the city’s diverse creative energy and after a time I was inspired to explore my own creative nature. For the last [...]
March 3, 2012
THE ART OF EMOTION
International and published artist, Maude McDonald, picked up her first paint brush at the age of eight from a little wooden painter’s box received as a gift (which she still keeps in her studio). Self taught until the age of 20, she was accepted into the Museum of Fine Arts Academy in Houston. She continued [...]
January 16, 2012
THE ART OF JUN BOB KIM
Despite the absence of formal art education, few things were spared from serving as my canvas. Drawing became a childhood obsession turned into my lifelong passion. My specific love of sequential art birthed with the purchase of my first American comic book – Uncanny X-Men #271. While attending college for a marketing degree, I continued [...]
January 7, 2012
CREATURES by NICHOLAS MYERS
Nicholas Myers is an artist whose talents cover a wide spectrum, and I was hard pressed at picking my favorites from his galleries. So I decided to go with a theme that best showcases his imagination, simply titled CREATURES. ABOUT NICHOLAS MYERS: I am a stubborn idealist. I refuse to believe that we are better off [...]
January 7, 2012
Willard Wigan’s Nannosculpture Needle Eye Sized Art
As a child with undiagnosed dyslexia, Willard Wigan was ridiculed in class by his primary school teachers for not learning to read. Wigan attributes his early drive in sculpting, begun at the age of five years, to his need to escape from being ridiculed by teachers and classmates. Wigan has since been on a quest [...]
January 4, 2012
THE HERMIT AND THE WISHING WELL
Once upon a time, when the land was free There lived by the river, in an old oak tree, A crazy old hermit who spent his time Making up riddles and speaking in rhymes. Now, people knew of him from miles around, They thought him wise and his mind sound, So they would seek him [...]
December 30, 2011
CELTIC VISIONS BY ZAWART
Darek “Dexter” Zawiazalec is a traditional artist from Poland who does remarkable work with ink on wood and paper. Visit Darek’s gallery at deviantART to view more by this talented artist. http://zawart.deviantart.com/
December 17, 2011
The Photography of Charles Dowd
Photography; a medium that stops time in its tracks, capturing minute details of the present, forever offering the future a glimpse into the past. The lens of a camera misses nothing, bringing into focus a view of the world that may otherwise go unseen by the naked eye. Photography is more than just snapping a [...]
December 13, 2011
WOLF DREAMS by AYOUB KHOTE
This collection of short stories includes a little sci-fi, a lot of fantasy, and a touch of the supernatural. In these pages, you will travel through a mysterious door and find that the world is a duality, open an innocent book and have your life turned upside down, wake up to a world that is [...]
December 10, 2011
The Imaginings Of Joshua Swanagon
“My name is Joshua Swanagon and I have been an artist for as long as I can remember. It was my love for art that gave me a lifelong drive to find a way to be more than just a starving artist but to make my art lucrative while still being enjoyable. Over the years [...]
May 18, 2012
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