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

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)

2021 Best of 2D Art

Barrington, Art in the Barn

2021 Award of Merit

Algonquin, Art of the Fox

2021 Award of Merit

Libertyville Festival of the Arts

2019 Award of Merit

Schaumburg Art Festival

2019 Award of Merit

Grayslake Art & Wine Festival

2019 Best of Drawing

Mundelein Arts Festival

2018 Best of Show

Grayslake Art Festival

2017 Best of Show

Grayslake Arts Festival

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.