Steven B. Reddy

Teacher, artist, author. stevenreddy.com

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Spent two hours at The Couth Buzzard in Greenwood, Seattle. Cool place.

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From today’s USk meet-up at the Ballard Locks. I should know better than to sit in the direct sun in July in a long-sleeved turtleneck sweater. It was cool when I left home.

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The vault door at Blonde Salon, Seattle. I walked by this salon every day for years and thought about drawing this door left from when the space was a bank. Finally pulled the trigger.

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Commit to the Bit, Arrtx Acrylic Markers.

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Saint Spiridon Russian Orthodox Church, Seattle

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Magus Books Annex, 45th St Seattle.

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Bother Me Tomorrow (backyard). Arrtx Acrylic Markers

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PCC Patio, Seattle. From my latest illustrated journal, More Walks With Willa. Etsy.com/shop/stevenreddy

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Phogna Bologna. 50-60 artists meet up once a month at Seattle's Hugo House to spend a couple hours creating, from scratch, a page for a black and white zine we pick up at the next meeting.

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You and What Army.

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Drawn at Hugo House, Seattle.

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Lords of Potential. Watercolor and ink.

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1950s home in Seward Park, Seattle. Commission.

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She's not tough, she's just drawn that way.

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Walks With Willa and More Walks With Willa now available individually or as a set. I'm incredibly proud of both these books. 11 x 8.5, hundreds of illustrations. 100lb paper stock and soft-touch laminated cover. Free shipping and I ship within one business day. Etsy.com/shop/stevenreddy

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74th St Ale House seen from Herkimer Coffee, Seattle.

A perk of location drawing is ego dissolution. My head disappears and there're only the things "out there." Concerns of quality or reception spoil it. It's like meditating but better because my eyes have something to do and there's a record of the sitting.

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Impromptu drawing for "Dune Night" (no relation to the sci-fi franchise) where 50-60 artists meet-up to draw for a couple hours. The pages are collected for a printed zine we pick up at the following meet-up.