Photographer Andrea Portago saw her first kachina in the early seventies in the studio of George Terasaki, from whom her friend and collaborator Andy Warhol was buying Native American art. When Alan K
Here's a worm's-eye view of a multitude of marching legs, scary-looking pincers, and fast-flying wings. Each colorful double-page spread provides a close-up look at the activities of a host of creepy
An almost too-close look at the world of bugs provides realistic illustrations of beetles, spiders, scorpions, butterflies, and more, along with a lively text that provides insight into the daily rout
