Architectural Illustration, Architectural Rendering, Personal Fun Stuff, Perspective Drawing, Uncategorized
Now that the historic Bidwell Mansion has been destroyed by fire, it seemed like a particularly good time to create this watercolor painting entitled “Return to Bidwell Mansion”. Bittersweet indeed–like many Chico residents, I viewed the Bidwell...
Architectural Illustration, Architectural Rendering, Personal Fun Stuff, Perspective Drawing, Uncategorized
“Today Decides Tomorrow” is above the entry to this building at Chico State University….It’s one of the most recognizable structures on the campus and is called Kendall Hall…When the heat of the summer sun hits these old brick buildings,...
Architectural Illustration, Architectural Rendering, Personal Fun Stuff, Perspective Drawing, Uncategorized
I recently finished this watercolor of the Stansbury House which is a local landmark in my hometown of Chico. When I posted this image, some people thought the house was in New Orleans due to its historical character and detail. Nope–it’s right here in...
Architectural Illustration, Architectural Rendering, Personal Fun Stuff, Perspective Drawing, Uncategorized
Currently on display in the storefront windows of Chico Paper Company, five watercolor paintings tell the story of five Chico landmarks. These hand-painted illustrations by Jeffrey Michael George chronicle the well-known sights of Bidwell Mansion, Monkey Face Rock,...
Architectural Illustration, Architectural Rendering, Personal Fun Stuff, Perspective Drawing, Uncategorized
Every once in a while I like to paint a small, quick watercolor which is more like a sketch or study. In this case the subject is an old stone building under renovation sitting on a hilly grassland in the Sierra Foothills. It was something I saw across the roadway...
Architectural Illustration, Architectural Rendering, Personal Fun Stuff, Perspective Drawing, Uncategorized
I just recently finished this watercolor painting of the Bidwell Mansion in my hometown of Chico, California….I chose to paint it in backlight–in other words with the sun behind the building, shining through the cupola at the third story….a...
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