Hummingbird (print) by Lydia Grimm

Lydia is an artist residing in Moundsville, WV. Her art designs start as pen and ink sketches which then inspire metal embossing. All of the metal work is hand embossed copper or aluminum.

Batman (unframed, print) by Bob Weaver

Bob Weaver of West Newton, Pa. is a retired Art Teacher from Yough High School where he also was a varsity wrestling, cross country and track coach. Bob is versatile in most forms of painting, airbrushing and drawing, he prefers to specialize in Pen Drawings. The shading is created by layering thousands of lines and dots, using a method called Cross-Hatching. An average drawing takes Bob between 25-50 hours to complete, due to his meticulous detail. During this recent pandemic quarantine, Bob "re-imagined some of his techniques, adding a watercolor wash underneath some of his most recent pen drawings.

Harley Quinn (unframed, print) by Bob Weaver

Bob Weaver of West Newton, Pa. is a retired Art Teacher from Yough High School where he also was a varsity wrestling, cross country and track coach. Bob is versatile in most forms of painting, airbrushing and drawing, he prefers to specialize in Pen Drawings. The shading is created by layering thousands of lines and dots, using a method called Cross-Hatching. An average drawing takes Bob between 25-50 hours to complete, due to his meticulous detail. During this recent pandemic quarantine, Bob "re-imagined some of his techniques, adding a watercolor wash underneath some of his most recent pen drawings.

The Joker (unframed, print) by Bob Weaver

Bob Weaver of West Newton, Pa. is a retired Art Teacher from Yough High School where he also was a varsity wrestling, cross country and track coach. Bob is versatile in most forms of painting, airbrushing and drawing, he prefers to specialize in Pen Drawings. The shading is created by layering thousands of lines and dots, using a method called Cross-Hatching. An average drawing takes Bob between 25-50 hours to complete, due to his meticulous detail. During this recent pandemic quarantine, Bob "re-imagined some of his techniques, adding a watercolor wash underneath some of his most recent pen drawings.

Gandalf (unframed, print) by Bob Weaver

Bob Weaver of West Newton, Pa. is a retired Art Teacher from Yough High School where he also was a varsity wrestling, cross country and track coach. Bob is versatile in most forms of painting, airbrushing and drawing, he prefers to specialize in Pen Drawings. The shading is created by layering thousands of lines and dots, using a method called Cross-Hatching. An average drawing takes Bob between 25-50 hours to complete, due to his meticulous detail. During this recent pandemic quarantine, Bob "re-imagined some of his techniques, adding a watercolor wash underneath some of his most recent pen drawings.

Captain America (unframed, print) by Bob Weaver

Bob Weaver of West Newton, Pa. is a retired Art Teacher from Yough High School where he also was a varsity wrestling, cross country and track coach. Bob is versatile in most forms of painting, airbrushing and drawing, he prefers to specialize in Pen Drawings. The shading is created by layering thousands of lines and dots, using a method called Cross-Hatching. An average drawing takes Bob between 25-50 hours to complete, due to his meticulous detail. During this recent pandemic quarantine, Bob "re-imagined some of his techniques, adding a watercolor wash underneath some of his most recent pen drawings.

The Three Stooges (framed, print) by Bob Weaver

Bob Weaver of West Newton, Pa. is a retired Art Teacher from Yough High School where he also was a varsity wrestling, cross country and track coach. Bob is versatile in most forms of painting, airbrushing and drawing, he prefers to specialize in Pen Drawings. The shading is created by layering thousands of lines and dots, using a method called Cross-Hatching. An average drawing takes Bob between 25-50 hours to complete, due to his meticulous detail. During this recent pandemic quarantine, Bob "re-imagined some of his techniques, adding a watercolor wash underneath some of his most recent pen drawings.

Love Ballet (framed, print) by Bob Weaver

Bob Weaver of West Newton, Pa. is a retired Art Teacher from Yough High School where he also was a varsity wrestling, cross country and track coach. Bob is versatile in most forms of painting, airbrushing and drawing, he prefers to specialize in Pen Drawings. The shading is created by layering thousands of lines and dots, using a method called Cross-Hatching. An average drawing takes Bob between 25-50 hours to complete, due to his meticulous detail. During this recent pandemic quarantine, Bob "re-imagined some of his techniques, adding a watercolor wash underneath some of his most recent pen drawings.

Fetch! (print) by Larry Brandstetter- Doodler

Pittsburgh's Larry Brandstetter was a prolific and very active artist from 1971 to 1982. He started a small business in 1982 and placed all his creative art ability on hold. But just like Rip Van Winkle, he awoke (retired) 33 years later and re-entered the artist community mid 2016. He has participated in many shows and exhibits and has been honored with many awards. Brandstetter prides himself in creating family friendly art which always sends a positive and sometimes a light hearted message which make people happy and most importantly...Smile.

Hero (print) by Larry Brandstetter- Doodler

Pittsburgh's Larry Brandstetter was a prolific and very active artist from 1971 to 1982. He started a small business in 1982 and placed all his creative art ability on hold. But just like Rip Van Winkle, he awoke (retired) 33 years later and re-entered the artist community mid 2016. He has participated in many shows and exhibits and has been honored with many awards. Brandstetter prides himself in creating family friendly art which always sends a positive and sometimes a light hearted message which make people happy and most importantly...Smile.

Second Star & Noise (prints) by Larry Brandstetter- Doodler

Pittsburgh's Larry Brandstetter was a prolific and very active artist from 1971 to 1982. He started a small business in 1982 and placed all his creative art ability on hold. But just like Rip Van Winkle, he awoke (retired) 33 years later and re-entered the artist community mid 2016. He has participated in many shows and exhibits and has been honored with many awards. Brandstetter prides himself in creating family friendly art which always sends a positive and sometimes a light hearted message which make people happy and most importantly...Smile.

See What Happens & Easy Peasy (prints) by Larry Brandstetter- Doodler

Pittsburgh's Larry Brandstetter was a prolific and very active artist from 1971 to 1982. He started a small business in 1982 and placed all his creative art ability on hold. But just like Rip Van Winkle, he awoke (retired) 33 years later and re-entered the artist community mid 2016. He has participated in many shows and exhibits and has been honored with many awards. Brandstetter prides himself in creating family friendly art which always sends a positive and sometimes a light hearted message which make people happy and most importantly...Smile.