My Fairy-Tale Life, by Steven Boone

 Living on the outskirts of Oaxaca de Juárez, each year as Día de Muerto approaches, I can feel the city’s pulse quicken with the thrill of ...

From my ongoing “Vanitas” series, these two skeletons seem to capture moments of life—and death—in a quiet yet playful way. Painted in my st...

I have begun exploring the vast terrain of material available online, and the uncanny abilities of artificial intelligence to construct imag...

  In the heart of a quaint, secluded village, amidst cornfields and rolling hills nestled by mountains, lived an enigmatic artist named Este...

To be honest, the skeleton motif took me by surprise here in Mexico and then I stayed with it ⏤ creating about a dozen paintings so far. Cer...

Vanitas, Noche Encantada , oil on linen, 30 x 40 inches (completed 12/25/2022) In my recent painting, streaking comets represent the brevity...

Over the years I have come to realize my best artwork elicits strong reactions and not necessarily favorable. People have cried in front of ...

 “I want to be inside your darkest everything.” -Frida Kahlo The idea for making a painting of Frida Kahlo (Mexican, 6 July 1907 – 1...

I found her among skeletons, ravens, and a very odd assortment of other characters. She wears a cute blue dress and stands in a yard unde...

Despite every effort, when a famine spread throughout the land, a man and his wife succumbed to starvation. First the man. His wife ...