"Drawn Together" works on paper art show

Come out and join me for the opening night of "Drawn Together, Works on Paper"!

Works included are all drawings of men together and/or drawings by men drawing together.
The show also includes a "Big Wall of Little Drawings" featuring hundreds of unframed pieces at affordable prices.

Tuesday, February, 16th
6-8pm
Leslie/Lohman Gallery
26 Wooster St., NYC
(btwn Grand and Canal)
212-431-2609

If you miss opening night, please stop by gallery hours:
Tuesday- Saturday from Noon to 6pm
Show is open from Feb 17- April 3rd

As I previously mentioned: two pages from my erotic, gay romance comic "Second Chances" (written by Dale Lazarov) will be hanging in the show and copies of the completed story are for sale as a self published mini comic at the front desk. I will also have original work available for purchase in a portfolio as well as several works included in the "Big Wall of Little Drawings".

Not quite sure why it's not up on the gallery website, but my guess is that it's going to be up soon. Hope to see you there!

"Drawn Together" SOHO art exhibition

The New Year has been good to me thus far because I'm included in a SOHO art gallery show here in NYC! The Leslie Lohman gallery (26 Wooster Street, Manhattan) is having a show entitled "Drawn Together" this February. The show will include non-digital media depicting images of homosexual friendship, love, and lust.

Two of my pages from my erotic comic, "Second Chances" will be framed and the gallery has agreed to sell copies of my self-published mini comic. The comic is pre-packed with a set of four Foxy Andy post cards and sells for $10. If you're in Manhattan, stop by the gallery and pick up a copy! Note that my original comic pages will be available for sale, too! Don't forget that copies of my mini-comic are also available online via my ETSY shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/foxyandy

Also included in the show are several small works that will be a part of a "Big Wall of Little Drawings" which features artwork ranging in size from 8 x 10 inches to about 5 x 6 inches.

Lastly, I will have several large pieces on paper available in a portfolio. Here will be some life model drawings as well as a few hand colored ink drawings.

Check back soon as I will post all the details about the exhibit ASAP, or check with the gallery website: http://www.leslielohman.org/index.html

Foxy Art

I came across a YOUTUBE vlog that someone known as "Mike Diamond" made of the Painted Boy show and exhibit. It's actually kinda fun, and thought that some of you might also think so. Beware that there is artwork depicting adult gay sexuality, so if you're not legally an adult... YOU CAN'T WATCH THIS! (Or you'll have to go and get your parent or legal guardian to watch it with you.)

Foxy Art

Just giving you all an update on my progress on work for the upcoming "Loverman" show. I'm having a lot of fun making portraits of foxy fellas of various sorts. I have about 10 pieces completed, and hope to have at least a few more by showtime.

It's a relief in some ways to get away from the computer and actually use art materials again. I've gotten too used to using digital color and have forgotten how much fun it is. I hope you like what you see from these small samples. Leave a comment and let me know!

Foxy Rascals

If you don't know who Todd Yeager is... you will soon. Why? Because he's an incredibly talented NYC artist who has a book coming out next month: "Rascals".

Ain't that a foxy sounding title? (sigh...) Maybe one of these days yours truly will have a book of his own, eh? ;-)

If you're in the NYC area on April Fools Day, stop by Beauty Bar and check out his book release party and one night only exhibition! I plan on being there myself, and will probably post pictures from the event (if my camera decides it wants to work that night)! Here is the invite with all the details:

Foxy Models

It's Friday again. Another week has flown by, and left us with what? Well, hopefully SOMETHING foxy. But just in case you're one of those who felt they were cheated, here are a few sketches I've been holding onto, showing perhaps more of my sweeter side. All of these were created at the wonderful Leslie/Lohman life drawing sessions held here in NYC.













I encourage you to visit the gallery's website and learn more about the gallery's history. Who knows? Perhaps you'll be inspired to support the gallery's efforts in promoting art with gay and lesbian sensibilities, or find one to support in your neck of the woods?

Of course, if you ever hear of a gallery or open call for entries for art with a gay sensibility... you know of at least one foxy artist who's interested. So drop me a line (betches)! ;-)