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07 Jun 2025 • 3 min read
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Spot the Difference

Spot the Difference

Today, we're seeing double, with a big, wide-ranging list of various times that artists did very similar artworks for one reason or another. We'll start with my favorite example of an artist playing a "spot the difference" game. 'Mass: Cathedral 1,' and
13 Apr 2026 5 min read
Angus McBride's Legendary Beasts

Angus McBride's Legendary Beasts

Several years ago, I wrote a post showcasing the fantasy art of Angus McBride. I'd already devoted most of it to his terrific Middle Earth Role-Playing game art, so by the time I got around to mentioning his 1966 series on mythical creatures, I didn't give
06 Apr 2026 4 min read
Space Trash and Future Junkyards

Space Trash and Future Junkyards

The early iconography of science fiction was largely built in the 1930s by Frank R Paul and a handful of other science fiction magazine cover and interior artists: Sleek gleaming spaceships, bug-eyed-monster aliens, world-ending apocalypses, and stark art deco cities. Decades later, a new crop of artists raised on those
30 Mar 2026 4 min read
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