Long Island-based artist Mort Kunstler is an expert in a now-obsolete art form: the pop imagery of pulp. Before photoshop, illustrators like Kunstler created images for magazines, films, and adventure stories with bright color and intricate detail. His work is emblematic of an era, and his depiction of Don Vito Corleone inspired the casting of Marlon Brando in Francis Ford Coppola's classic film.