My parents bought me drawing kits by Jon Gnagy, a TV art personality from the 1950/60s. I remember keeping sketchbooks and painting on anything I could get my hands on. Keep reading to see how he went from working in a steel mill to a professional artist.Īrt was a big part of my childhood. I'd love to dig through the piles of sketchbooks he must have, it's obvious he is constantly drawing and creating. Most artists lose something when they transition from a sketch to the final work but David seems to hang on to the raw beauty of a sketch through to the final piece. The colors and bizarre use of shapes grab you and reel you in. His art has an electric vibe, like a living thing that's always in motion.
I've been glued to David Terrill's work for some time.
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