George Pratt
@george-pratt.bsky.social
Artist, writer, photographer, educator
My buddy John English and I have had a wonderful time visiting good friend Gary Kelley, his wife Linda, daughter Cydney, and her friend Paula Sevenbergen in Iowa. Attended Gary’s exhibition and hung out with Greg Manchess, Randy Sweitzer, and other artists.
Thrilled to announce my participation in FILM SCHOOL: A PAINTING SHOW at @giantrobot Gallery curated by @kellanjett and @woodrow_White. Opening Saturday May 31st! Reception from 6-9pm.
Used books are a low-cost way to see if you like what an author has to offer. If you do find you like them, then you can buy their next book new, possibly from the same bookseller. They're also a way to get books no longer in print. (gift article) www.nytimes.com/2025/05/14/m...
Is It Ethical to Buy Used Books and Music?
nytimes.com
The Kickstarter for “Into White” The Art of George Pratt is up and running. A 9 x 12 inch 200+ page art book. I hope you’ll take the time to scope it out and possible support the project. www.kickstarter.com/projects/tri...
Into White: The Art Of George Pratt
A 200 page 9 x 12 lavish hardcover celebrating the career of acclaimed US artist George Pratt, whose straddles illustration & fine art
kickstarter.com
“Transitioning” from 50 straight months of job growth, a 400% rise in manufacturing construction and the best back-to-back years for the stock market in a quarter century. 🤡
Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · last yr.Mike Johnson: "We're transitioning from Bidenomics and the terrible economy that was delivered by the last administration. It takes a while to turn that ship around."
One of my commissions for OAX (Original Art Expo) in Orlando.
Also: If you don't have money to buy my (or anyone's) books, and you live in the anglosphere, before you pirate them, try to get them from your local library instead. They have it or can get it, they pay for the books, and in many places writers get paid for their books being lent. Everyone wins!
Here’s a couple more pages of little quick compositions from life. I have a lot of fun with these and push my students to do more of this in their sketchbooks. “Make pictures!”
