Last night after dinner, I realized I was starting to suffer from illustration withdrawal. As my wife started digging into her grad school h...

It's the interior nameplate for Goblin Magazine from the run published in 1929. Goblin was a humor magazine published in Canada in the ...

Every once in a while, I stumble across one of those really old, old-school artists with a large body of work, and I ask myself, "How d...

Categorically, I'm one to preserve the legacy of artists whose work is now in the public domain . My question today regards the adjustme...

First off, an apology... I have been slammed with work lately and neglected my d30-ly duties (I have three clients all in their major push t...

While combing through Archive.org yesterday in search of public domain images, I came across the book Prester John , an adventure novel from...

DESCRIPTION Qiqirn (s. and pl.) are large, six-legged canines that are bald over their bodies, but have hair on their feet, ears, mouth, a...