Join New Yorker cartoonists Liza Donnelly, Roz Chast, Victoria Roberts, Emily Sanders Hopkins, and Sara Lautman as they discuss their work and what it is like to be a woman in a field historically dominated by men.
In this episode of NRM Sketch Club, Patrick O'Donnell teaches the fundamentals of drawing from initial sketches to blocking in values to more refined detail work and finishing touches. In this sequence, Pat draws a horse, taken from Norman Rockwell's 1942 story illustration "Aunt Ella Takes a Trip".
A 'screenside chat' with Dr. Marcella Bradway, who joins us to offer insights into Rockwell’s art and observations on the state of healthcare in the Berkshires during COVID-19. From 1929 to 1961, Norman Rockwell created images that inspired us to view ourselves with optimism and to see our family doctors as kind, competent caregivers. They also presented the notion that health is affected as much by our emotional lives as by our physical well-being.
In this inaugural episode of NRM Sketch Club, Patrick O'Donnell teaches the fundamentals of drawing from initial sketches to blocking in values to more refined detail work and finishing touches. This episode, Pat draws a puppy dog inspired from Norman Rockwell's 1954 illustration "The Veterinarian".
Meet renowned artist Frances Jetter, who was a featured artist in the Norman Rockwell Museum's Exhibition "Finding Home: Four Artists's Journeys". She shares the process of making "Amalgam", her visual memoir of her grandfather’s immigration from Poland to the United States.
