Humans of New York
by Brandon Stanton | 
Art & Fear
by David Bayles | 
Genesis
by Sebastiao Salgado | 
The Illusion of Life: Disney Animation
by Ollie Johnston | 
Color and Light
by James Gurney | 
Imaginative Realism
by James Gurney |
The Art of Ratatouille
by Karen Paik |
Creative Illustration
by Andrew Loomis | 
Hiroshige
by Henry D. Smith | 
Masters of Deception
by Al Seckel | 
The Ballad of Sexual Dependency
by Nan Goldin |
Gonzo: The Art
by Ralph Steadman | 
Color Theory
by Patti Mollica |
Artist's Journal Workshop
by Cathy Johnson |
The Art of Up
by Tim Hauser |
Sacred Mirrors
by Alex Grey |
Color Choices
by Stephen Quiller | 
In the Blink of an Eye
by Walter Murch | 
The Art of Noir
by Eddie Muller | 
Making Color Sing
by Jeanne Dobie |
Bert and Ernie were once just scribbles in a notebook, and the original Oscar the Grouch was purple, not green. Before there were Muppets, there were Jim Henson's designs and doodles. This collection of Henson's early drawings forms a trail back to his roots as a graphic artist.