Posted on October 19 2011
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Posted on October 18 2011
Joseph Csatari is an extremely talented and accomplished American commercial illustra...
Posted on October 17 2011
Nicky "The Phantom" Wood- Surfer Magazine March 1990- Photo by Jeff Divine
Posted on October 11 2011
Andrew Wyeth is one of the most renowned artists of the last century, winning the Nat...
Posted on October 10 2011
Christian Fletcher Tahiti July 1990 Surfer Magazine photo by Herbie Fletcher
Posted on October 09 2011
Its just something they know...... thank me later. Drake ~ Headlines (Official Video) f...
Posted on October 04 2011
Phil Dike is a well-known artist of the California Watercolor Movement. This was a m...
Posted on September 27 2011
Joseph Christian Leyendecker is a wonderful illustrator from the first half of the ...
Posted on September 20 2011
Will Cotton is one of today’s foremost and most popular contemporary artists. He work...
Posted on September 13 2011
Jamie Wyeth is an important American artist. He is a realist who works out of his homes in Maine and Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania. He is the third generation of the Brandywine School, an illustration movement that came out of Chadds Ford in the early 1900s. Much of his work up until the early 2000s is a modern more realistic interpretation of regionalism. This painting is a real slice of life and was created in 1989.
Posted on September 12 2011
Tired of having a boring wetsuit??? Spice it up with a dash of Mowgli! Just like gnarly this Laguna Niguel gentleman.
Tired of having a boring wetsuit??? Spice it up with a dash of Mowgli! Just like gnarly this Laguna Niguel gentleman.
Posted on September 06 2011
This painting is by Caldecott winner and well known artist Leo Politi. This is from his famous book Bunker Hill, Los Angeles: Reminiscences of Bygone Days, published in 1964. The book commemorated Los Angeles's Bunker Hill before it was torn down in 1955, it was decided that all of the homes and buildings in the area would be cleared for a new business development. Bunker Hill was the largest Victorian area in Southern California and was the center of Downtown Los Angeles. The area was completely cleared by 1968.