Self Portrait | 18 x 13 | Color Pencil
“Central Park Blues” | 30 x 22 | Watercolor
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Parting Shot | 9 x 3 | Ink
The Walls Came Crumbling Down | 6 x 4 | Ink
Grafton Schoolhouse | 2 x 2 | Ink
“Grace” | 7 x 10 | Ink
Many know Grace Lee Boggs as an activist, author, and philosopher, being one of the key influencers of the civil rights movement. She has a book and documentary that was featured on Netflix; many have been inspired by her life. BUT, I know Grace as my grandfather’s sister and the spunky 100 year-old who requested candy instead of real meals in her final days. She was the perfect combination of tough yet compassionate and wise yet full of youthful energy, qualities represented by the blurred hawthorn tree blooms in the background. I’ll remember her for being stubborn like my grandfather but mostly for her ability to see straight to the core of anyone brave enough to look her in the eye.
Original image rights: Robin Holland
“Self Portrait” | 7 x 10 | Ink wash on cold press watercolor paper
Original photograph: Andrew Gulledge | agphoto.co
Lou Whitaker (’84 Tigers Series) | 4 x 4 | Ink & Marker on Illustration Board
Tom Brookens (’84 Tigers Series) | 4 x 4 | Ink & Marker on Illustration Board
Lance Parrish (’84 Tigers Series) | 4 x 4 | Ink & Marker on Illustration Board
Alan Trammell (’84 Tigers Series) | 4 x 4 | Ink & Marker on Illustration Board
“Surrender” | 12 x 8 | Prismacolor Pencil
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Original image rights: Emmanuel Lubezki & 20th Century Fox
