Art Gallery
grouped by artist, ordered alphabetically. prev/next art may take a second to load.


william blake
(1/3)the ghost of a flea (1819-1920)


paul delaroche
(1/2)napoleon i at fontainebleu (1845)
delaroche is responsible for some of the most emotionally stirring compositions i have ever seen, and also the two funniest paintings of napoleon ever made.


phil hale
(1/2)torment
possibly my favorite painting?


mike hinge
(1/3)...rears its ugly green head (1979)
see the full comic (and other illustrations) here


ayumi kasai
japanese poster for anjaam (1994)found in a neat article which compares several japanese and indian posters for indian movies. i know it's probably culturally appropriative, but it's just so fucking dope. i got a mini-poster from jposter.net!
if you want to search for more of kasai's art, this is my pre-emptive warning for explicit sexual content.


david mazzucchelli
batman: year one (1987) deluxe edition reprint (2012)these colors differ from the original release. i like them though.


bob peak
(1/2)7-up magazine advertisement (1964)


sean phillips
(1/2)illustration for the criterion release of sweet smell of success (2011)
i own this one! it's one of my fav movies. you can read an interview with the artist here.


tim sale
(1/2)the long halloween (1996-1997)
i went through a short batman bender around when the batman 2022 came out, and this comic was my entire personality for a while.


shyam
(1/2)kumari loves a monster (2010)
"The maidens in these pages all have beauty, brains and talent/They while away the night and day with monsters fierce and gallant!"


greg smallwood
(1/3)the human target (2021) #4 (cover)
despite their prevalence here, i'm an extremely casual fan of comics. when i went to the comic shop in my college town for the first time, this was the cover that caught my eye.


wayne thiebaud
(1/2)buffet (1972-1975)
basic pick but i saw this in person at the SFMOMA, and the physical texture of every brushstroke makes this really beautiful.


makoto wada
(1/2)illustration of seven samurai


bernie wrightson
(1/2)illustration for frankenstein by mary shelley (1983)
