Great detail (extracted at the Print & Pattern blog ) from Flora's mid-1960s painting The Big Bank Robbery . We issued a limited edi...

Detail from the Lord Buckley 10" EP Hipsters, Flipsters, and Finger-Poppin' Daddies, Knock Me Your Lobes , released on RCA Victor ...

Flora explains how the brain reacts to stimuli—it's all cogs, pulleys and tiny hammers. Another (see below) illustration from the Novemb...

Illustration, Columbia Coda , November-December 1944. The pianist is ... we'll get back to you on that. The clarinetists and violinists,...

We recently launched our third series of alphabetical Primer for Prophets screen prints (see preceding post). Minneapolis printmaker Dan I...

NOW AVAILABLE : the next four works in the Primer for Prophets screen print series. Cool Flora illustrations of the American nuclear family...

Nine Jim Flora illustrations, album covers, and details found their way into yesterday's UK Telegraph Sunday jazz supplement (print ed...

Our large (20" x 20") Mambo For Cats limited edition screen print is almost sold out. We're now offering a miniature (7...

Three jazz legends, stacked, in the July 1952 issue of Coda , Columbia 's new release monthly. From the top: Harry James (trumpet) Benn...

Back in stock : letterpress-printed cards with cool 1940s and '50s music and turntable illustrations by Flora. The cards were designed a...

Perhaps the kid dropped his bag of trick-or-treat candy (and shed his costume) sprinting for safety. Illustration from introductory chapter ...

Dummy pages, Gene Krupa and his Columbia recording orchestra , demo booklet, 1941, part of a series of homemade samples prepared by Flora fo...

Detail (about two-thirds of the complete work) of an untitled, unpublished tempera on board, ca. mid-1960s. The collection contains a number...

... this time to a distant galaxy. Or maybe just down the block to the Moon. The genre-surfing Seattle combo has once again (third time) lic...

Here are two tempera illustrations discovered in an early- to mid-1960s sketchpad in the Flora collection. The more refined of the two works...

We've received no reports of malfunctioning 2009 calendars—every day has thus far been accounted for, in the correct sequence—so we'...

Taking a break from conjuring bonus-limbed mutants and bug-eyed boppers, Flora often sketched maritime culture in his extended backyard. The...

Eric Reynolds has worked at Fantagraphics (our Flora books publisher ) for 15 years, mostly as publicist. It's been our pleasure to con...

Feature illustration, "A Long-Playing Medicine" LIFE magazine, June 10, 1957

Flora rendered the above woodcut for the cover of a collection of short stories by Alvin Frederick Levin , published by Little Man Press in ...