Greg Ruth

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: Brian Sanders

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, June 16th, 2017

-By Greg Ruth “It’s like Bernie Fuchs and Bill Sienkiewicz had a a baby!” is the...

MAKING A COVER: Criterion’s “BREAKING POINT”

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, May 19th, 2017

-By Greg Ruth So I was recently asked to take on a last minute rush job for Criterion for a...

SCHOOL or WORK?

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, April 21st, 2017

by Greg Ruth One of the top three questions I get asked privately and when teaching or even at a...

THE END

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, March 24th, 2017

by Greg Ruth Endings scare the shit out of most or all of us to some degree. Whatever the cause...

COVERING A BOOK: Avi’s City of Orphans

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, February 24th, 2017

-By Greg Ruth One of the most sought after, misunderstood, and rarely easy jobs in illustration is...

The Calendar Priest

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, January 27th, 2017

-By Greg Ruth First off, I wince a bit at the notion of this unpublished project is a...

Akata Witch & Warrior

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, December 30th, 2016

by Greg Ruth Unused original approach to AKATA WARRIOR, graphite on paper. It was seen as...

Saying Yes

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, December 2nd, 2016

-By Greg Ruth It’s the the thing we all of us like to do the most. Yes is so affirmative and...

DOROTHY & THE WIZARD: A guide for world-building

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, November 18th, 2016

by Greg Ruth Being deep within a story you’re writing, a piece you’re painting or a...

Caravaggio to the Rescue!

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, November 4th, 2016

-By Greg Ruth This will be a short post this week. By the time you’re reading this I’m...

Stealing Art

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, October 21st, 2016

by Greg Ruth We live in the Age of the Image, and for we who make and express ourselves through...

Navigating Reviews and Critiques

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, October 7th, 2016

-By Greg Ruth The second hardest thing about being an artist is processing the opinions of others....

Art, Race & Native Stories: A Conversation with Winona Nelson

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, September 23rd, 2016

-By Greg Ruth Winona Nelson & Greg Ruth Winona and I began a conversation at the IMC in...

Dancing When No One Is Looking (In 2 Parts)

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, September 9th, 2016

-By Greg Ruth Almost none of you have seen me dance, (and those six or seven who have? Shut up...

Movie Posters!

Posted by Greg Ruth | Friday, August 26th, 2016

by Greg Ruth I grew up in front of the Creature Double Feature, Planet of the Apes Sunday...

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Author: Greg Ruth

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: Brian Sanders

MAKING A COVER: Criterion’s “BREAKING POINT”

SCHOOL or WORK?

THE END

COVERING A BOOK: Avi’s City of Orphans

The Calendar Priest

Akata Witch & Warrior

Saying Yes

DOROTHY & THE WIZARD: A guide for world-building

Caravaggio to the Rescue!

Stealing Art

Navigating Reviews and Critiques

Art, Race & Native Stories: A Conversation with Winona Nelson

Dancing When No One Is Looking (In 2 Parts)

Movie Posters!

In Stores Now!

New Video

Materials and Methods

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Dark Vision

10 Things…Clever Colloquialisms

Artist of the Month : William O’Connor

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