Shelter-In-Place (SIP)-n-Sketch, tonight at 6:30 pm (PST), 4/3/20

Dear Friends:

If you have an opening in your busy schedules tonight, please join me for my first ever Zoom conference art demonstration/lesson, "SIP-n-Sketch with Bill Jeng". This is hosted by Rhythmix Cultural Works, an Alameda, non-profit community arts organization, where I spend my Wednesday nights working in my Art Jam group. More information can be found here to attend tonight's event:

https://www.rhythmix.org/events/sip-n-sketch/

SIP-n-Sketch is on Fridays and Mondays, at least until the end of April.

Hope to see you there.

CoWaBunGA

Patio dining, Tropisueno, San Francisco

Ahhh, waiting for the day when we can get back to regular living...

Tropisueno, San Francisco CA, color pencil and ink on paper, 9/2019

Enjoying a burrito with friends and cacti.

EQ-02, Kobe, 1995

Lots of past blasting. Here is one from 1995 following the Kobe earthquake. I was working on the CALTRANS seismic retrofit program after the Loma Prieta earthquake and this was on my mind.

EQ-02, acrylic on canvas, 1995

Funny thing, a FEMA administrator saw this painting and purchased it for her office.

Hay rolls, study

Another blast from the past today, from the plains of Antioch California.

Hay rolls study, acrylic on canvas, 1994

For my pal Pons

In honor of my good friend Pons (Tommy), he came up with the idea of sharing art during this corona outbreak by meeting at a corner and tossing art at each other - brilliant! Pons has some great ideas.

"Pons", acrylic on board

Portrait for Dorit

Another blast from the past - a portrait of Dorit for her retirement gift. Dorit was a big, big Disney fan and made our little department a fun place to work.

Dorit at retirement, acrylic on canvas, 2014

Ferry Building side way

Walking around SF for new perspectives.

Ferry Building side way, mixed media on paper, 2/2020