 City Journal | Pop Art's Pop City Journal Those early drawings announced the arrival of a major talent. One anti-imperialist pen-and-ink sketch showed Uncle Sam throwing dartlike American soldiers at a Filipino target. Another drawing presented a six-part cowboys-and-Indians episode that ... |
 Christian Science Monitor | Maurice Sendak with the Wild Things, now (+video) Christian Science Monitor "I didn't sleep with famous people or movie stars or anything like that. It's a common story: Brooklyn boy grows up and succeeds in his profession, period," he told the AP. Sendak's other books, standard volumes in so many children's bedrooms, ... |
GI tattoo artist appreciates art in many forms Grand Island Independent by Tracy Overstreet A Grand Island man who was drawn to the sidewalk chalk art contests in downtown years ago now co-owns a downtown business that centers around art. Alary Layman, 32, co-owns GI Ink, a tattoo shop at 220 W. Second St., but his talent ... |
Where the Wild Things Are author Maurice Sendak dies Herald Sun "I didn't sleep with famous people or movie stars or anything like that. It's a common story: Brooklyn boy grows up and succeeds in his profession, period," he said. Sendak's other books, standard volumes in so many children's bedrooms, ... |
Talking to the minds behind Adventure Time: Pendleton Ward and Tom Kenny visit ... CultureMap Austin I also had a chance to speak with series creator Pendleton Ward and one of the show's stars, Tom Kenny (SpongeBob SquarePants, Rocko's Modern Life, Mr. Show), about their work on the series, the inspiration behind the Adventure Team, the difference ... |
