I enjoy drawing, painting, and sculpting from direct observation - both in the studio and plein air. I also like to experiment with different tools and techniques. Following my blog will allow you to see examples of my work in progress and read about what was happening as I made them.
New painting of Chicago theater w/Bob Newhart on the marquee for show opening5/26/2019 2-4PMat Skokie’s Devonshire Cultural Center. Hope to see you there. 😀
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I Sketched Peter Sagal of Wait Wait Don't Tell Me on NPR during his on-stage conversation with Charles Meyerson of the Wednesday Journal at Dominican University last night.
Peter posed for the picture and I asked him to add his signature to the page:
Thanks Peter! 😀
I've been doing Inktober, for the 2nd year in a row. The goal is to create & post an ink drawing for every day of October. I've been posting them all on my Instagram and my Facebook art page. I'm almost done! This weekend, I sketched with my Saturday morning art group in Oak Park and completed these 2 urban sketches- sketched from life of the scene in front of me at the cafe.
This is one of my favorite commissions, the childhood home of my client in the architectural arboretum of Oak Park, IL. Contact me to have your own painted.
The first thing that grabbed my attention when I entered the field was the early morning moon. Later, a group of birders entered and slowly made their way around the edge of the woods. Not pictured: a yellow jacket that harassed me every 15-20 minutes.
Thatcher woods with moon and birders painted in casein by Ted Gordon
