Time flies. I started my tumblr site four years ago today. Man, I love Tumblr. I’ve found so many great sites there, been hipped to so many wonderful pictures.
Check it out if you’re into that sort of thing. Be aware, though, there are some images that are not suitable for the workplace.
[Photo Credit: Mariana Garcia via MPD]
Red Stockings. Cool shot by Fred Herzog, circa 1961.
It’s not winter but it’s not warm yet either. Which one of these things? Ah, spring.
“Park Ave. 1989” by Matt Weber. Man, this is moody.
One of the most dramatic changes in this blog over the past 5 years has been visual. I use far more images–drawings, paintings, photographs–than I did 10 years ago. I write less here at the Banter and show more pictures. Heck, I look at hundreds of images every day and post more than a handful regularly at my tumblr site (warning, it’s not generally safe for work). Through tumblr I’ve been hipped to hundreds of artists I wouldn’t otherwise know about. Thousands and thousands of pictures, man. It’s overwhelming but also beautiful.
Figure it’ll be fun to share some of the images, beyond the Art of the Day posts, with you. So: Picture this.
Photograph by Krisanne Johnson via MPD.
Don Mattingly by Dave Choate.
This week we’re featuring the work of the painter Dave Choate.
Check out his site to enjoy more of his work. It’s good stuff.
Our Man from Brooklyn by Summer Anne.
The Great One by Summer Anne.
More goodness from Summer Anne.
Today’s gem from Summer Anne.
Another Yankee favorite by Summer Anne Burton.
I’m proud to host a week of Yankee illustrations by talented Summer Anne Burton. If you are not following her work, be sure to bookmark her site: Every Hall of Famer.
