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Geoffrey Laurence (b. 1949) is an American realist painter.

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JC Leyendecker (1874-1951) Cover of the Saturday Evening Post, May 1919

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Johan Barrios Colombian, (b. 1984) mixed-media artist.

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Bastien Lecouffe Deharme

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Codex Seraphinianus

Written in a strange language by Italian architect, Luigi Serafini in 1981. This is one of the strangest encyclopedia ever written.It consists of hand-drawn, colored-pencil illustrations of bizarre and fantastical world. All of it drawn by Serafini himself. Some of the illustrations are considered to be beautiful while others are considered to be a bit more on the disturbing side. 

The only thing known for sure about this book is that “Seraphinianus” is a variation of the author’s name. The alpahabet has about two-dozen characters which relate to nothing else humanity has ever seen.

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Daniel Barkley, Aviateur XII, ligne de départ, 2023, acrylique sur toile, 36 x 46 cm

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Polykleitos Rengos

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What do you value more, the act of creating or the final result? Every week I practise and record my process. I share it on Patreon along with my brushset, files, and insights—so others can see how I work. Over time, I’ve seen many patrons improve. I’d like to think the content helps, but maybe what really matters is something simpler: the fact that I keep showing up. Maybe it’s not the brushes, the tips, or even the art that inspires most—maybe it’s just the act of making. Come and join us.

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Clear ideas, 1958

Rene Magritte

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Morning in the Sierras, Nevada (1910) by Thomas Moran

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Mark Tansey: The Innocent Eye Test

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Hieronymus Bosch

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Giovanni Battista Tiepolo

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Dado - Miodrag Đurić

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Giovanni Lanfranco, "Council of the Gods" (1624-1625) Mariano Rossi, "The Apotheosis of Romulus" (1775-1779) Galleria Borghese - Ceiling Details Rome, Italy

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Yukari Inoue - Distortion - Noda Chiba, 2024 - Oil on Canvas