Shoreline, 1996
Rare early landscape drawing by the one and only Wesley Willis. As with most Wesley drawing this was made on location and shows some of bumps and condition marks from him walking around the city with it in a bag with his folding chair and box of markers. The corners are dented but the piece still looks amazing under glass in a nice frame. The price of wesleys drawings have been going up every year and this early piece would make a great investment.
This is a fake! Don't buy it, you are wasting your money!!!!!!!
Posted by: hahaha | June 20, 2008 at 01:15 AM
^Why do you say that?
Anyway, while I like his drawings...they look very childish in nature. Like, if a kid knew how to properly draw perspective and all that jazz drew landscapes, it'd look like this. Its weird.
Posted by: landscape designer phoenix | October 20, 2010 at 03:21 PM
It seems that around this time Wesley started doing drawings from memory, and this was a favorite subject. Up to this time, his drawings seem to have all been done in the open air, right in front of the subject.
Posted by: bark chipping | May 09, 2011 at 07:12 PM