Do you prefer your carols a capella, or accompanied?  A carol has been a joyful song since about 1300, although it was also a circ...

         Tomorrow I will be celebrating Thanksgiving, and it is a good time to share a brand-new project that I think has a lot to do with g...

         In honor of last night’s lunar eclipse, I have for you today a collection of prints depicting the moon.  I begin with a diagram fro...

         This post is about writing process - and lack of writing process.  For the past several years I’ve had two novels “in progress,” ex...

         Christiane Baumgartner (Germany, b. 1967) has been a recent star in the world of printmaking, for her huge woodcuts that reproduce ...

         It’s been quite a while since our last round of Guess That Medieval Beast, so I’ll just remind you that if you’d like to start at t...

         Stephen Alcorn (USA) has a distinctive style of printmaking that looks like a lot of fun to do — and is also a lot of fun to look a...

         The field of dinosaurs includes some of the biggest, most exciting words your average four-year-old is learning, but this joy shoul...

         As we get into the Hallowe’en season, now seems a good time to share this epic fantasy/horror Japanese wood block print.  It dates ...