Here's Bernadette, a member of the French resistance during the dark days of World War II. I like her blue skirt and black turtleneck. I...

Needs a jeep.   

Technically this is a Gyro Raider mini from Pulp Figures, but something compelled me to paint him in Spy Smasher colours. I think he makes a...

  In Mark Robson's Bright Victory (1951), Sergeant Larry Nevins (Arthur Kennedy) is blinded by a Nazi sniper and returns home to adjust...

Don Siegel's Hell Is for Heroes (1962) is the bleakest, starkest war movie I've ever experienced, with an ending that leaves you as...

Sahara (Zoltan Korda, 1943) is a taut, well-crafted war flick with a fiendishly simple but incredibly effective plot: a ragtag mixture of A...

Mom sent me some old pictures of her first cousin Aldon Gray (left), of whom she says: "He landed at Normandy and walked all the way...

By painting this assortment of WWII German troops, I have finished painting all of the pieces for Fortune and Glory, in plenty of time f...

Many film buffs know that some of Hollywood's most famous directors went overseas to capture the tragedy of the Second World War on f...

Like many progressives, I've been down in the dumps for much of the year, with my gloomy funk accelerating after the Brexit vote and th...

Here I am posing in front of the world's largest oil can in my dad's birthplace, Rocanville , Saskatchewan, sometime in 1981. For ...

Harper's has posted a fascinating article on how the USA's right wing has used an old German myth explaining the outcome of World W...