My art is not just another drawing, it is a  an art form that requires patience, skill and the ability to envision the entire rendering. I can look at the ground

and I see the shapes, light and shadows.

In my drawings, I focus on realism

and to put in as much detail as possible.

I want the viewer to see more than

they thought was there.

I have found that life is,

in the details.

Philip Schorn

Artist

Color Pencil Magazine

Workshop Series (1/2023)

Color Pencil Magazine

Workshop Series (8/2022)

Ann Kullburg's 

2021 COLOR Collection Book

2021 Color Pencil Hidden Treasures 

WGN TV (5/2021)

FOX News Chicago (4/2021)

Daily Herald (9/2021)

COLOR Magazine (4/2021) 

Chicago Tribune (10/2020)

Voyage Chicago (2017)

Color Pencil Magazine (10/2016)

My studio is not a large space, but it has everything I need within reach to create my art. I keep a large flat file for my paper and supplies.

I use Prismacolor Color Pencils for creating my art. I find that the pencil gives me the ability to have control to put in the realism that I want in my art.  

I will spend an extraordinary amount of time in creating my art. Presenting my art properly is key. I do not take short cuts with my framing. All my art is professionally framed, with UV glass, acid free matting, acid free backing and sealed with tyvec for a moisture seal. Finally all my art is wired and ready to hang.