This year DC entertainment and Batman fans worldwide are celebrating the Caped Crusader’s 75th anniversary. In honor of this historic occasion One-Shot Gallery in New York asked fans to submit their work to an exhibition called “Great Villains of Gotham: A Cowardly and Superstitious Lot.” Check out some of our favorite pieces...

You’ve probably seen artist Mike Wrobel’s iconic ’80s/’90s Game of Thrones illustrations, but he’s been a working artist for over a decade. We spoke to him about his influences, his favorite fandoms, and keeping the faith while making your rent. See more from Mike at his website, moshistudio.com, and his Tumblr, http://moshi-kun.tumblr.com. 1. Your...

As an artist or a crafter, your work is exceptionally personal. If you have the intention of making a living from doing what you love, it is crucial that you “Land Your Brand” and clearly communicate what makes you unique, special and different. That will then translate to what makes your...

I think I just joined the ink fandom! You may have noticed a thrilling trend this month of artists stepping back from their computers and picking up a pen and paper to take part in (hashtag alert!) #inktober. But what is Inktober? Illustrator Jake Parker (http://mrjakeparker.com/inktober) started Inktober in 2009 in order to...

Forty years ago, designer Yuko Shimizu created everyone’s favorite Japanese bobtail cat (or is she a British girl?!), Hello Kitty, for the Sanrio Company. Though she hasn’t aged a bit, the fabulous feline turns 40 this year. In honor of this paw-some occasion, artists from around the world are celebrating the...