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A tribute to the "Sting Ray"
When I was eleven years old Schwinn introduced the "sting Ray" coolest set of
wheels on the planet. I had just won a 26" full dress Murray in a drawing
contest on the "Captain Ken Show" it had headlights , might have even had mud
flaps. It was red and white, with a whole lotta chrome( it was pretty) but then
the "Sting Ray came out, and it was like a Buick and a Corvette, and I thought I
was more of a Corvette kinda guy. I mean they were like sex on wheels, and I didn't even know
what sex was yet. Alas, sting ray cost $49.95 like $500 today.. family of 5
boys,Me with a brand new "pretty" bike, You got it "slim and none". but I could
dream. The other half of My tribute, is from My early, early Years, the ones You
almost can't remember. I always had this kind of hazy recollection of the
artwork from My favorite picture book. This nagged at Me for years, I finally
did some research and discovered the...

Prints on demand can be purchased here, My work can also be seen at www.lookartbelow.com The art of Todd Peterson has many facets. It is his deductive process that is evident in this sampling of work where intuition takes over and he coaxes a visual concept to fruition. With his painterly drawing style he masterfully works out images with humor, sentiment, and pathos. Gary Peterson, the intellectual handyman Local Artists interviews- http://www.local-artist-interviews.com/2011/03/todd-peterson-plays-with-crayons.html Todd Peterson My earliest art memory is of my mother setting my four brothers and myself down at the dining room table on rainy days. She would put a record from the “home library of classical...