Here follow many of my favorite painters, illustrators and photographers. This comprehensive list
was lovingly compiled—be sure to click on the images or names to see and learn more. Enjoy! ∞
Categories: Arts/Literature, ArtSunday, Photography
Tagged as: Aengus Cargo, African art, African-American art, African-Americans, Al Jaffee, album art, amalgam, American culture, Americana, anamorphosis, Angus McKie, Ansel Adams, architecture, art, ArtSunday, Arzach, Asmundur, Asmundur Thorkelsson, Aztec art, Beezer, Bernie Wrightson, black and white, black experience, Blade Runner, Boris Vallejo, Captain Sternn, cartoonists, Chicano, Chris Eliopoulos, collage, comic books, comics, concept art, Daniel Dociu, digital art, Digital Blasphemy, Edward Hopper, Elio, Ernie Barnes, escher, fantasy, Father Fox, fold-ins, Frazetta, futurism, giclée, Giger, graphic novels, Hanover Fiste, hoodwatch, illustration, illustrators, Impressionism, Jacek Yerka, Jack Davis, Jürgen Eilts, Jean Giraud, Joan Miro, Josh Kirby, Juergen Elits, Julian Beever, Kai Griffin, Kristin Hurlin, landscapes, lithographs, lucid dreams, marker art, MAS, Metal Hurlant, metaphysical, metarealism, mezzotints, Michael Whelan, Mike Dashow, Moebius, Monet, Mort Drucker, Moulin Rouge, Moyo Ogundipe, napkin art, Nicario Jimenez, Norman Rockwell, nouveau, op-art, Opacity, painters, painting, pastels, pavement art, Pennyrhymes, photographers, photography, photorealism, R. Crumb, realism, retablos, Richard Corben, Richard Estes, Rob Gonsalves, Robert Crumb, Roger Dean, Romare Bearden, Ryan Bliss, science fiction, seascapes, Shifted Reality, steampunk, Stevon Lucero, street art, surrealism, Syd Mead, tessellations, This is your paradise, Tinfoil Games, Todd Caudle, Tom Kirsch, Tom Sanford, Toulouse-Lautrec, visions, Vlad Gerasimov, Vladstudio, Ward Sutton, watercolor, Wendy Watson, Will Elder, Winslow Homer, woodcuts, Zina Saunders
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You know, damn. Not only is this a hellacious list of artists, but the post itself just LOOKS awesome. And while some readers are unfamiliar with what goes into crafting the images and formatting a post, I’m well aware of how much work you put into this.
Many, MANY thanks.
Coming a little late to this myself. (The title didn’t do it justice.) Much to explore here, to say the least. Thanks for sharing this, Mike.
No, the title really didn’t do it justice. The post itself is a work of art. If you take pomo critics seriously, then I mean that literally. Brilliant pastiche….
Egads — it will take me weeks to trip my way through all this. Many thx, Mike.
Dude, this is amazing. I’m not getting enough clicking through done because i just keep scrolling up and down looking at the post.
Great post from one who really appreciates fine art..
Jeff
thanks for the kind words, all. i enjoyed putting this together.