Joshua David’s portrait of Warhol Superstar, Jane Forth, is included in a NY Art Beat profile of the iconic beauty. Joshua, who considers Forth a muse and a strong influence on his artistic practice, was also quoted in the article, recalling when he first saw her on film. (more)

Joshua David provides us with the perfect diversion: an interactive fashion doll that can be dressed from head to toe (or fascinator to stiletto) a thousand different ways.  Just the thing when one is slacking off at the office… not that one would, of course… (more)

Joshua David's show of recent work opens tonight at the Artistocrat Gallery in Hoboken, NJ.  Included in the exhibition are drawings, paintings and a selection of Josh’s disturbingly gorgeous ball-jointed dolls. (more)

Joshua David's poster for The Moonlight Circus features the beautiful burlesque dancer Medianoche, who will be performing live at the event. (more)

Joshua David’s illustration of perennial glamour goddess Jerry Hall has found favor on Born Too Late, the blog dedicated to pretty 20th century people and things. (more)

As Joshua David enthusiastically notes, Fashion Week is upon us again here in NYC.  Not one to sit idly by, Joshua David dives into the trenches and brings us his unique perspective on some of the more notable Fall 2011 collections. (more)

Joshua David’s fashion portraiture has a timeless quality of pure glamour.  Here, he traces his process for creating a better-than-reality portrait of burlesque star, Amber Ray. (more)

Joshua David was commissioned by a large doll company in California (he’s not telling which one) to create concept drawings for a new product line. “The concept is a little more ‘bubble gum’ than my normal style but it was still totally fun to do!” he tells us.

Joshua David captures the fabulous face and spirit of New York nightlife celebrity / lifestyle blogger, Darian Darling, the force behind A Guide to Life For Modern Blondes.

Recently, Joshua David was asked to develop a retro-feeling headboard illustration for a 1980's pinball machine to be used in a commercial for a large cosmetics brand.  Ever game for glam, Josh loved the assignment and was happy to give us a peek at the process. “To create this image I used pastels, colored pencil, and lots and lots of Photoshop.”