It’s one thing to give some human traits to an animal character, but it’s another to create a whole new being that is halfway between a huma...

Computer drawings made with the CAD program often show the lines all the same thickness or weight. In a large or complex drawing made with ...

Wednesday is the day for our group sketch game called "Art By Committee." I present an actual excerpt from a science fiction manus...

Here's a quick watercolor of the West Thumb of Yellowstone Lake, a giant caldera ringed with bubbling pots of water. The pool in the for...

Here's a quick watercolor from one of the sketching excursions with ASAI. We tried to sit high enough above the crush of tourists so tha...

I haven't been posting because there's no Internet at Yellowstone. Here's one sketch from Virginia City, an old mining town in t...

Jeanette and I are on our way to the annual meeting of the American Society of Architectural Illustrators ( ASAI ), which will be held this ...

The new issue of Illustration Magazine has a cover feature on American illustrator Dean Cornwell (1892-1960). The article includes over 40 ...

Wednesday is the day for our group sketch game called "Art By Committee." Usually I offer an excerpt from a story, but this time I...

Yesterday we looked at ways to give your science fiction universe a sense of history by showing worn-out and obsolete equipment. But your wo...