Here are some quick sketches of painters, students, and educators that frequented the historic hallways of the Art Students League.
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Art Students League Sketches

Nick Oberling and James Prater in the ASL office

John Doyle at the first window
Selections from my sketchbook -scenes and people from my time as a student at the Art Students League of New York
Included here are views of John Doyle, James Prater, and Nick Oberling all accomplished painters who were my fellow classmates in the Mason class, working at the front desk at the League.
Included here are views of John Doyle, James Prater, and Nick Oberling all accomplished painters who were my fellow classmates in the Mason class, working at the front desk at the League.
Labels:
Art Students League,
James Prater,
John Doyle,
Nick Oberling
George Sotos

Here is a conte crayon portrait I drew of George Sotos. I studied Visual Vocabulary with him during the 80's in Chicago, Florida, and New York. He currently teaches in Chicago at the Drawing Workshop.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Painting with Frank Mason


The two classic aspects of Frank Mason- One with his distinctive black smock in the classroom peering over a drawing with the utmost reverence as his hand guides the red ochre chalk over the paper, and the other as the landscape painter in suspenders and joyful countenance- it was infectious and the Art Spirit emanated from the man into others around him.
Painting in Vermont with Frank


Usually several of us would share a house in and around the village of Stowe, Vermont. For me , that was usually at the Faust House on mountain road. The house was situated near little Indian creek which paralleled the road that led to the ski resort. Behind the house was a beautiful view of mount Mansfield and sometimes I would simply walk to a spot behind the house with my paints and my dog Griz, and paint a sunset scene.
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