Slang comprises the second-class words that live in ordinary, everyday conversations, but aren’t usually permitted past the velve...

        Today I want to share a small sampling of work by Margaret Taylor Burroughs (U.S.A., 1915-2010), who serves to celebrate Black Hi...

        It’s winter Olympics time, and that means block prints (because doesn’t everything mean block prints?)  Here are a selection of p...

        Here’s a series of doodles I set myself back in Dec. 2000 - Jan. 2001.  I drew one a day in my journal .  I’m not sure whether I ...

        Chapbooks were one of the primary sources of printed material and “literature" for the common people in England during the e...

        As I have previously mentioned, I’ve been working on a bestiary project .  For about ten years I’ve been slowly and unsteadily wo...

        In all my celebrations of mythical creatures, I always seem to write about the known species with set names and descriptions, but t...

        In honor of February being Black History Month, here’s a bit of black history in wood block prints.  These illustrations were don...

        James Augustus Henry Murray (UK, 1837-1915) was born 181 years ago on February 7, in honor of which I’m going to use this month’s...