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Welcome to my website! My name is Jason Robichau and for the past seven years I have been pursuing a career that incorporates two of my passions: sports and art. I have always been fascinated with recreating athletes that have the ability to captivate and inspire millions of people on a daily basis. Over the years I have come up with a unique style of painting that truly captures the essence of these athletes. With each painting, there are hours upon hours of work breaking down the athlete to find out the intricacies that define that athlete. My paintings incorporate elements of mosaic and perspective to achieve a form of realism that I call illusionism. With tiny hand-painted squares, I fashion works that change from collage to image as one moves away from them. In addition to my illusionism style, I have also begun working in a style of using metallic gold and bronze paint that gives my artwork and modern yet timeless feel. I hope that you enjoy the tour of my website and I hope that you will email me your comments on my artwork.

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My name is Jason Robichau and I am a 29-year-old artist from Houston, Texas. All of my life I have had a fascination with recreating life on to a piece of paper. So, naturally, after college (I graduated with a degree in business) I decided to become an artist. However, the road to becoming a successful artist is not paved so I spent approximately one year struggling until I decided that I needed to get a job. I took a job with the Houston Rockets working in sales (the complete opposite lifestyle of an artist). After 8 months I decided that the working world was not for me so I decided to quit my job and pursue my passion and dream in life. Since quitting, over 4 years ago, God has blessed me with many open doors that have brought me around the nation, meeting incredible people. My credo in life is that God has blessed me with the gift of different talents and what I do with those talents is my gift to God. So in turn, I decided to use my talents to help those that are less fortunate. Over the past 4 years have been involved with many different charity events including the Jimmy V Foundation and Celebrity Fight Night (Muhammed Alis charity) in which my paintings have raised over $340,000. In the past few years I have also been commissioned to do paintings for the Houston Astros, Houston Rockets, Houston Comets, Boston Celtics, San Antonio Spurs, University of Texas, Duke University, and the Houston Texans.I view myself as a self-taught artist. Even though I have taken many art classes in my life, I believe that creativity and the ability to create artwork is not something that can be taught. I contribute my progression as an artist to hard work and the simple technique of trial & error. Whenever I get a crazy idea into my head about a new technique or a new subject, I tend to try it out to see where it takes me. I have to be honest though and say that it doesnt always work out as pictured in my head but every once in a while I stumble across something great.As you will see, a lot of the art that I do deals with the subject of sports. Two of my passions in life are sports and art so I combined the two in which my focus as an artist is sports. However, I do not limit the art that I create to only sports.
about illusionism

about illusionism

Illusionism consists of three-quarter inch squares. The squares are hand-painted with four to eight different colors encompassing each square. Each square has been described as a painting within itself. From up close the paintings are a collage of colors but as you move approximately three feet away, the paintings resemble a photograph. Depending on the size of the painting, there are anywhere from 70 to 100 different colors. In addition, there are 40 to 80 hours of painting involved in creating one of these truly unique paintings.

Frequently Asked QuestionsHow do you get started with an Illusionism painting?I start by sketching out the image that I am painting on illustration board and then grid out the illustration board.Where do you start the painting?I generally start at the top left corner and work across like reading a book. So normally, I finish the painting in the bottom right corner. However, some painting require a different strategy.How long does a painting usually take?It depends on the size of the painting. To give you a point of reference, a row of 30 squares takes between an hour to an hour and a half. Rows consisting of difficult matters such as the face can take up to two hours.Are the tiles glued on to the painting?No, I paint each square onto one piece of board. I generally finish each square before I move on to the next.Do you ever mess up a square?All the time! I usually will notice towards the end of the painting problems that I see from the beginning of the painting. The beauty of paint is that you can easily fix your mistakes.Are there any colors that you do not use in your Illusionism paintings?My Illusionism paintings will have upwards of 100 different colors in a painting but there is one color that I refuse to use in these paintings: BLACK. I don't use black because it is a "dead" color and doesn't bringmuch to the painting. Instead I use dark shades of green, blue, purple, and red to create the illusion of black.
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NAMOSFor the second year in a row, one of my paintings has been selected to be apart of the National Art Museum of Sport's exhibition, "A Commitment to Excellence in Art & Sport." Over 300 artists from 9 countries submitted so I am quite honored to be apart of this great event. If you ever find yourself in Indianapolis, I highly recommend stopping by this museum.Reigning ThreesI recently traveled up to Connecticut for Ray Allen’s annual Ray of Hope Golf Tournament. We used a giclee print of my painting “Set the Record Straight” to raise money for the charity and it gave me the opportunity to present the original to Ray and Shannon Allen. Even though it rained during the tournament, it was a successful event and we were able to raise a lot of money to build computer labs for kids in inner city Boston and Hartford!All StarI was chosen by Major League Baseball as the Official Artist of the 2011 All Star Game FanFest. I did an Illusionism painting of Luis Gonzalez celebrating his game-winning hit in Game 7 of the 2001 World Series. From July 8-12, I finished up the painting live at FanFest in front of thousands of baseball fans. As someone who does not like to paint in front of others, it was nerve-racking leading up to the event. However, everyone was great and it was an amazing experience. You can check out pictures of the event here.Set the Record StraightJust after Ray Allen set the All-Time record for most 3-pointers in NBA history, I received a call from Allen's manager in regards to commemorating this triumphant experience with a painting. The painting features news articles about this feat in the background as well as a photo timeline of the actual shot. We are going to use this painting to raise money for Allen's charity "Ray of Hope." Check out the painting here.Fight NightIt has become an annual event for me to take part in Muhammad Ali's charity event, "Celebrity Fight Night." For this year's event, I did a portrait of a young Ali in my Illusionism style. The painting was a big hit at the event as it was the most bid upon item of the night. Not only did the painting sell, but we were able to get another painting commissioned through the charity, raising more money for Parkinson's research! Quite an HonorI was one of 30 artists chosen in a worldwide search for the National Sports Art Museum of Sports (NAMOS) exhibit "Commitment to Excellence in Art and Sport: A Fine Art Competition." My painting of Muhammad Ali, "Get Up!" was chosen to be apart of the show. It is quite an honor for me to be associated with NAMOS. The show runs from November 15, 2010 thru April 20, 2011 at the Museum located in University Place Conference Center on the campus of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis.We're BackMy alma mater, Lamar University, recently got their football program back and after 21 years, played their first home game on September 11. I did a commemorative piece titled, "We're Back" for their public collection. 3,000 lucky fans received prints of the painting at the Cardinals' final home game on November 20. Welcome back Cardinal football!32 at 75I was contacted a couple of years ago about participating in an art exhibit in honor of legendary pitcher Sandy Koufax as he turns 75 this year. The National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame chose 32 artists to be apart of the exhibition held in Commack, NY. My Koufax painting, "Now You See It, Soon You Won't" will be featured at the exhibit from October 17th thru December 30th. If you are in the area, go by and check it out! And the Winner is...After receiving over 1,000 votes, the race for the naming of my newest Duke painting came down to two names. With a mere 15 votes separating the two, the winning vote-getter and permanent name of my Duke Championship painting is Order Has Been Restored!!! Thanks to everyone who voted!Naming RightsI need your help in naming my newest painting of the 2010 NCAA Champion Duke Blue Devils. I have narrowed down a list of suggestions to 5 and your vote could help decide the final name of the painting. The choices are:Order Has Been RestoredOne Golden MomentFourthChampionship 4.0Un-FOUR-GettableIf you would like to cast a vote, click here.Go Daddy!I recently completed a painting of Danica Patrick racing in her new GoDaddy sponsored IndyCar. The background features images of her racing career including her first career win, her debut in NASCAR, as well as other highlights. Bob Parson, CEO of GoDaddy, ended up purchasing the painting for his personal collection.Duke Championship paintingAs a huge Duke Basketball fan, as soon as Gordon Heyward's shot fell to the ground, I knew that I had to commemorate this wonderful team and their accomplishment. That night I began searching for pictures and working on a painting featuring the 2010 National Champion Duke Blue Devils. The painting features the entire team along with Coach K as they celebrate with the trophy. The background of the painting features highlights from their run through the tournament. Coach K and his wife Mickie purchased the original painting for their personal collection. There are limited edition giclees and lithographs available so if you are interested, contact the studio. You can check out the painting here.Click to See Older Posts
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Steve Wojciechowski Clyde Drexler Hakeem Olajuwon Muhammed Ali Chad Hedricks Dirk Nowitzki Marcus Banks JJ Redick Carroll Dawson Ray Allen Dikembe Mutombo Josh Beckett Brandon Webb 2008 Champion Boston Celtics

Red Auerbach Rudy Tomjanovich Shane Battier Grant Hill David Duval Britney Spears Jim Kelly Mike Dunleavy Paul Pierce Calvin Murphy Elvin Hayes Emmitt Smith Bob Cousy Tim McGraw

Acie Law IV Keith Urban Chris & Kim Collins Matt Leinart Mark Cuban Jason Williams Roger Clemens Cynthia Cooper Sheryl Swoopes Tina Thompson Yao Ming Fleetwood Mac Faith Hill Mike Krzyzewski

muhammad ali, robbie, and i
red auerbach and i
roger clemens presentation 2
kurt warner and i
danica patrick and i
yao ming and i
tim and faith presentation
paul pierce and i
muhammed ali presentation
rudy t ceremony
ray allen and i
shane battier and i
grant hill and i
emmitt smith and i
fleetwood mac and i
faith hill and i
brandon webb and i
dirk nowitzki and i
dikembe presentation
cynthia cooper & i
coach k and i
clyde drexler and i
calvin murphy and i
bob cousy and i
steve wojo and i
acie law and i
mike dunleavy and i
jj redick and i
david duval and i
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charity

As an artist, I have always believed that I should use my God-given talents to help others. Over the past few years, I have teamed up with a number

of charity events and fundraisers around the country benefitting causes such as ALS, cancer research, foster care, etc... By auctioning off original paintings, giclee prints of my artwork, and lithographs, my artwork has raised over $400,000 for these worthy causes. If you are a non-profit or are hosting a charity event, please feel free to contact the studio to find out how

we can team up to raise funds for your cause. Below are some of the options:

Auctioning off an original or print:

When auctioning one of my originals or prints, I set the minimum bid at a price to cover my costs. Anything bided over the minimum bid goes directly to the charity.

Selling a limited number of prints:

During the live or silent auction, you can sell a limited number of prints at a specified price. A large percentage of each sale goes to the charity and the remainder goes to the studio.

Use an original or print as a raffle item:

Use an original or print as the marquee item for a raffle contest. A portion of the raffle goes to cover the costs of the painting/print.

Commissions

commissions

I accept private commissions on a regular basis. If interested in commissioning a portrait, or any other commissioned painting, artwork or design , please contact me through this site's email, jasonrobichau_hotmail.com. Prices are based on the style of painting (illusionism or metallic), size of painting, and number of subjects. Estimated quotes are given free of charge.

There is most often a waiting period of at least two months, so interested inquiries should be sent well ahead of time for desired completion of work. Artwork can be worked out from approved jpeg photos emailed direct or from several life sittings with subject.

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"Phantom Punch?"
"Victory"
Jordan
"Racing Thy Shadow"
Red Auerbach
"Triumphant"
LeBron James
"Unlucky #7"
"Rare Air"
Tom Brady
Tedy Bruschi
"Splash"
"Ali Bomaye!"
Roger Clemens
"Go Long!"
"Magic"
Shane Battier
Grant Hill
Brandon Webb
"Now You See It, Soon You Won't"
Lance Armstrong
Jack Nicklaus
Tiger Woods
David Duval
Emmitt Smith
Yao Ming
Faith Hill
Jennifer Love Hewitt
Stewart Boys
The Umphreys

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"Get Up!"
"The Luckiest Man...Aren't We All"
"The Luckiest Man...Aren't We All II"
"Ubuntu"
"Order Has Been Restored"
"Set the Record Straight"
"The Greatest"
"Drive 4 Five"
"Golden Bear"
"Under Pressure"
"Game Time"
"The Art of the Hand-Off"
Justin Upton
"Hit This!"
"Boston Three Party"
Danica Patrick
We're Back
"Float Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Bee"
"Thrilla in Manilla"
"Front Row Seat"
"Game Faces"
"Game Faces II"
"Game Winning Shot"
MESSI
"All Wound Up"
"The Catch"
"Bringing Back the Gold"
JJ Redick
Coach K
"Battle of the Titans"
John Elway
"Not in my House"
"The Shot"
12th Man
Rockets Legends
Andruw Jones
Arnold Palmer
"Chasing History"
Vince Young
Dirk Nowitzki
Paul Pierce
Muhammad Ali
Tracy McGrady
Tim McGraw
Faith Hill

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other paintings gallery

San Antonio Spurs
Andre Johnson
Cynthia Cooper
"The Comeback"
Duke Legends
Bill Russell
Houston Rockets
"Three-Headed Monster"
Yao Ming
"13 n' 35"
"The Huddle"
Superman
Rudy T
Mark McGwire
Jim Kelly
Dirk Nowitzki
"Celebration"
Comets Timeline

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MANTLE
RUTH
ALI

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Boston Three PartyJust after the Boston Celtics acquired Kevin Garnett from the Timberwolves, I received a call from the Celtics asking me if I could do a painting of the Celtics' big three: Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, and Kevin Garnett. A couple of months later, I finished the piece titled "Boston Three Party" It was auctioned off at their gala on the 5th of November. Check out the painting here.Phoenix, Here We ComeMy wife and I recently left Texas for the heat of Phoenix, Arizona. My wife is pursuing a doctoral degree at Arizona State University. Imagine that, a starving artist and professional student. How did that happen!Under PressureI have been wanting to do a painting on different thicknesses of canvas for a while now and thanks to the New England Patriots, I was able to fulfill this desire. I did a painting of Tom Brady throwing a pass. The premise of the painting was to create a pocket-like feeling. The painting was done on 4 different canvases. The background canvas was ¾ deep, the Tom Brady canvas was 1 ¾ deep, and the two front canvases were 2 ¾ deep. The painting titled, "Under Pressure" turned out great and was auctioned off at the Patriots Annual Kick-off Gala. Check it out here.K AcademyAs a huge Duke basketball fan, I always look forward to their annual K Academy. For this year's event I did a painting of JJ Redick as well as a painting of Coach K. The JJ Redick painting depicts him shooting his picture perfect jump shot with many of his numerous accomplishments in the background. The Coach K painting depicts him instructing his players as he has done for over 20 years.Honoring CDThe Houston Rockets contacted me about doing a painting of longtime Rocket Carroll Dawson for his 27 year service to the organization. Dawson started out with the Rockets as an assistant coach and has spent the last 11 years as the General Manager. The painting features Dawson behind his desk with newspaper articles of his major triumphs with the Rockets including the back-to-back championships, trading for Clyde Drexler, drafting Yao Ming, and trading for Tracy McGrady. The painting was given to Dawson at halftime of his retirement day as the Rockets took on the Phoenix Suns.Fight NightIt was my third year in a row to be apart of one of the premiere charity events in the world, Muhammed Ali's "Celebrity Fight Night". For this year's event, I did a painting of Muhammed Ali in his infamous pose following the knock-out of Sonny Liston in their rematch fight. I aptly titled the painting, "Phantom Punch?" due to the controversial nature of the knock-out. The event was a success and the painting raised $27,500 for the Muhammed Ali Parkinson Center. (www.celebrityfightnight.org)Game FacesI recently did a painting of the Dallas Mavericks starting five titled, "Game Faces" that was auctioned off at the Mavericks' annual gala Tux & Tennies. The painting was in a bid-off between Mavericks' owner Mark Cuban and Trevor Rees-Jones and was finally purchased for $35,000. In a surprising twist, Mark lost out in the bidding war to Trevor. What happened Mark? You can view the painting here.Spring Training: The Art of BaseballMy latest painting of Lou Gehrig will be part of the "Spring Training: The Art of Baseball" exhibit at the George Krevsky Gallery in San Francisco. The exhibit opens on March 15th and runs through April 28th. Other notable artist in this exhibit include Arthur Miller, Jon Francis, Gerald Purdy, Vincent Scilla, and Curtis Wright. (www.georgekrevskygallery.com)Dream Come TrueFor the last 17 years or so, I have been a huge Duke basketball fan (some may say obsessed is a better description). Thanks to Duke Assistant Coach Chris Collins and his gracious wife Kim, my wife and I were able to attend the Duke/North Carolina game in Cameron Indoor Stadium on Feb. 7th. It was amazing! The atmosphere inside Cameron is unlike anything that I have ever experienced and those Cameron Crazies truly live up to their name. Even though Duke lost in an intense and thrilling game, the experience was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and one that I will never forget. You can view pictures from the game here!Say My Name ESPN!During a break in the action of the Texas A&M/Texas game on Feb. 5th, ESPN did a brief story on the previous year's game while highlighting my painting "The Shot". Dick Vitale, as well as the sideline reporter, had great things to say about the painting but unfortunately, failed to mention my name. However, folks around the country were still able to track me down and my website had a record high in visits and page views. It's the Law!I have been commissioned by Texas A&M University to do a painting of Acie Law IVs game-winning shot last year against the Texas Longhorns. The first 10,000 fans at Reed Arena on Feb. 5th will receive a print of the painting as the Aggies take on the Longhorns.The UmphreysI was commissioned by my alma mater, Lamar University, to do a painting for their new recreational center. The painting featured Walter and Sheila Umphrey (the namesake of the center).The Luckiest Man...Aren't We AllI am teaming up with several ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) organizations in order to raise money to fight this debilitating disease. Proceeds from every print of my "The Luckiest Man...Aren't We All" painting will go to these worthy ALS organizations. Order yours today!The Art of SportsI was the featured artist at the Arizona Cardinals charity gala "The Art of Sports" on October 14. The Cardinals featured giclee prints of my Michael Jordan, John Elway, and "The Art of the Hand-off" paintings as well as lithographs of "Float Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Bee" and Lance Armstrong paintings.All the Way to the BanksPhoenix Suns guard Marcus Banks commissioned me to do two paintings of him for his personal collection. The paintings featured Marcus in the jerseys of each of the NBA teams that he has played for.You Gotta Have Faith and TimThe Toyota Center in Houston commissioned me to do a painting of country music superstars Faith Hill and Tim McGraw as they came to town for their 2006 Soul2Soul II tour. I decided to paint the two individually using metallic paint. Take a look at the presentation of the paintings here.The Golden BoyOlympic Gold Medal Winning Speedskater Chad Hedrick and I teamed up to raise money for a very worthy family. Lisa Cox and her husband Rudy have accrued thousands of dollars in medical debt due to a debilitating brain disorder that has left Lisa totally disabled in a nursing home. I did a painting of Chad holding an American flag after he won a gold medal at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino. Check out a picture of Chad and I with the painting. The painting will be auctioned off on EBay, so please make a bid on it!Float Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a BeeFor the second year in a row, I took part in Muhammed Alis charity event Celebrity Fight Night in Phoenix. For the event, I did a painting featuring Ali in fight in which I titled it Float Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Bee. I also did a painting featuring John Elway completing a pass in Super Bowl XXXII. The paintings raised $17,000 for Parkinsons research. (www.celebrityfightnight.org)A Legendary NightThe Houston Rockets commissioned me to do a painting commemorating the Rockets legends for the 2006 All-Star game in Houston. The painting included Hakeem Olajuwon, Rudy T, Clyde Drexler, Elvin Hayes, Moses Malone, and Calvin Murphy. Check out the painting here.Celtic PrideI was commissioned by the Boston Celtics to paint a picture depicting the past, present, & future of the Boston Celtics. A painting featuring Bob Cousy, Paul Pierce, and Al Jefferson was auctioned off at the Celtics Annual Tip-Off Dinner for $50,000. The painting was purchased by one of the Celtics owners.K AcademyFor the second year in a row, I was commissioned by Duke University to paint two works of art for the K Academy. The two paintings
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New Website!As you can see, I redesigned my website from its original formatting to a new sleek and stylish site. For the most part, things are the same, however, I changed the Gallery section up a bit. Instead of having my artwork in sport categories, I have grouped them into my different styles of painting: Illusionism, Metallic, Portraits, and Other Paintings. I hope that you enjoy the new design!Christian ArtI have been a Christian for most, if not all, of my life but it wasn't until recently that I felt led to do some Christian artwork. Some needs arose in my church group here in Phoenix that I feel God has led me to act upon through my artwork. I recently completed 10 scripture paintings with proceeds from print sales going into a fund for those members of my church who are struggling through these tough economic times. You can check out my Christian website here: www.jasonrobichauchristianart.com.RepresentationI recently signed on with Axiom Sports & Entertainment to represent me and my artwork. I feel that this is the next step in my career and I look forward to bigger and better things in the future. Bringing Back the GoldOnce again I participated in Duke Basketball's annual event K Academy. For this years event, Coach Ks daughter, Debbie, and I came up with a great idea for honoring his commitment to the USA Mens National Basketball team. I did a painting of Coach K commemorating the moment in which the entire team put their gold medals around his neck. The background features images from this 4 year process including images of the qualifying teams, the Olympics, and the gold medal celebrations. The original painting was presented to Coach K at the event in appreciation for his service to the team. We sold limited edition giclees autographed by Coach K at the event for $2,000. So far, we have sold 14 prints. If you are interested in purchasing a print, contact the studio.Fight Night XVFor the fifth year in a row, I took part in the premier charity event in the country, Celebrity Fight Night. For the event, I did a painting of their honoree and first-class gentleman Kurt Warner as well as two more Muhammad Ali paintings. Even with the current economic conditions, the event was a major success and the entertainment was unbelievable. How often can you say that you were in a room of 1,200 and witness Josh Groban and Jordin Sparks do a duet of "Bridge Over Troubled Waters", actor Forest Whitaker singing impromptu, and Jon Bon Jovi do an acoustic set. However, a 16-year-old girl from the Philippines named Sharice stole the show by singing three amazing songs. What a night!Fiesta BowlWith the Fiesta Bowl coming to town, I was approached by Xanadu Gallery in Scottsdale, AZ about doing a sports themed show. It was my first solo show and the turnout was overwhelming. I did an original painting of the game featuring Colt McCoy and Brian Orakpo of the Texas Longhorns along with James Laurinaitis and Terrell Pryor of the Ohio State Buckeyes. Amazingly, most of the visitors of the gallery only like half of the painting. In the end though, my home-state team, the Texas Longhorns, prevailed!17 and CountingAfter winning their record 17th Championship, the Boston Celtics commissioned me to do three paintings for their charity gala. The first two paintings, which I did in my Illusionism style, featured Doc Rivers getting a gatorade bath titled, "Splash" and Kevin Garnett holding the Naismith Trophy titled, "Dreams Do Come True". The third painting featured the entire team along with head coach Doc Rivers hoisting the trophy. The background was littered with images of the NBA Finals. "Ubuntu", which was the team motto for the year, was ultimately purchased by Paul Pierce. However, after the event, the entire team ended up purchasing a canvas print. Over 300,000 and Still Going...One of my goals as an artist is to use my God-given talent to help others. With that said, many of my paintings and prints have been used for charity auctions around the country benefitting all different charities from ALS research to cancer research to child mentoring programs. In the four years that I have been painting full time, my paintings have raised over $341,000 for charities around the country. I would like to thank those charities for taking a chance on this starving artist and allowing me to participate in their events. God willing, that number will continue to grow over the years!Hello Mr. PresidentOver the years I have been blessed to meet and associate with some of the biggest stars of sport and entertainment. At the Houston Rockets charity event, "Tux & Tennies", I had the immense pleasure of meeting former president George Bush. It was a true honor and I was amazed at what a down-to-earth person he is. I was amazed to see the awe and admiration the Rockets players had towards Mr. Bush. It was the same reaction that kids have towards them.Not in My HouseThe Houston Rockets commissioned me to do a painting of their center and revered humanitarian, Mr. Dikembe Mutombo. They wanted me to create a piece that captured the essence of his career. I did a painting of Dikembe doing his signature move after a block: his finger wag. The background was filled with canvas prints of some of the many highlights of his career. On March 26th, the Rockets presented the painting to Dikembe at halftime of the Rockets game versus the Minnesota Timberwolves. The Stewart BoysFormer NBA center Michael Stewart commissioned me to do a painting of his two young boys as a Christmas gift for his wife. The paint might have still been wet when he presented it to his wife as I finished it just in the nick of time. Due to the time restraints, I wasn't able to get a high resolution picture of the painting but you can view a digital picture of it here.Free Golf, Count Me In!As a starving artist, you jump at the chance for free golf, food, & drinks. So when the people at the Tom Lehman Golf Invitational asked me to be apart of their charity tournament and play at the exclusive Troon Golf Course in Phoenix, I accepted. I donated three prints of my latest Tiger Woods painting and with the help of Tom Lehman, they sold for a total of $16,500. It was a great day for this artist although my teammates in the tournament realized that I am better with a brush then I am with a golf club. Sorry guys!Game Time!I recently did a painting of five of the main cogs of the Arizona Cardinals offense (Edgerrain James, Larry Fitzgerald, Matt Leinart, Kurt Warner, & Anquan Boldin) for the Arizona Cardinals Charity Gala. The painting titled "Game Time!" depicts the players as they run out to the field. The event was a success and Matt Leinart walked away with the painting. You can check out the painting here.Click Here to See Older Posts
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