New Artwork – Ian Rogers – an Exultation of Larks
Another collective noun – today, an Exultation of Larks. Yes, I know that’s a cheat, but this is the grim reality an abecediarian faces. The variety of lark I chose for this illustration is the Calandra Lark, one of the commonest lark…
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How Kentucky Fried Chicken Does Internationalisation Right
My regular readers have seen me wax poetic about the Kentucky Fried Chicken logo in the past. Heck, I’ve even made art about this obsession. Today, I’m going to wax poetic on how they conquered the world. Kentucky Fried Chicken’s…
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New Artwork – Ian Rogers – a Warren of Rabbits
Another collective noun – today, a Warren of Rabbits. We used to have a lot of wild rabbits on the farm where I spent my childhood. In the autumn it would start to get cold, and mostly field mice and sometimes rabbits…
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New Artwork – Ian Rogers – a Venue of Vultures
Another collective noun – today, a Venue of Vultures. Not to be confused with a “kettle” of vultures, which is a group of vultures circling in the sky. The Vulture eats between his meals, And that’s the reason why He very, very,…
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Illustration versus Fine Art, or How to Save Art and Make the World a Better Place
I was perusing the Drawn blog today, as I often do, and came across an article talking about the plight of Animation & Illustration students at San José State University in the US. Apparently their program is suffering – compared to…
