Art Hockey image – sports art painting. NHL Vancouver Canucks hockey player painting I did a few years ago but just came across the photo – so I thought I would post it on the blog. I have no idea who the player is. The painting is approximately 3 ½ feet by 8 feet acrylic on unstretched canvas. The dripping and running of the paint really gives it a sense of motion – and the feeling of melting ice.
Monday
Friday
Jermey Lin New York Knicks image
Basketball art – Jermey Lin New York Knicks guard painting. The basketball image of Lin making a lay-up is
14” x 17” ink, watercolor and acrylic on drafting film.
Wednesday
Chris Paul image Basketball Art
Basketball Art.
Painting of basketball player Chris Paul point guard for the Los Angeles
Clippers. Painting is 12” x 15” on 14” x
17” drafting film. Watercolor, acrylic
and ink.
Monday
New York Giants / New England Paitriots imgae
Sports art. Football art. Painted a small football painting of players from the Superbowl – Image is of New York Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw 44 and New England Patriots linebacker Tracy White 58. The painting is 8" x 10" on a 11" x 14" piece of drafting film. Ink, acrylic and watercolor.
Wednesday
Boxing Painting, Sports Art
I have always enjoyed boxing as a sport so it is probably the most common sports image for me to paint . This boxer is sitting on his stool in the cornere of the ring. Boxing art is 8" x 10", watercolor and ink on drafing film.
Sunday
New York Giants Eli Manning painting

I had painted this larger than life sports art football painting of New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning a little while back but it seemed appropriate to post it after their win today and their advancement to the championship game. This large-scale image of Eli is approximately 3 1/2 feat by 7 1/2 feet, acrylic on unstretched canvas.
Saturday
Denver Broncos Tim Tebow New England Patriots Matthew Slater
Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow (15) is hit by New England Patriots free safety Matthew Slater (18) on his way to a touchdown in the first quarter of an NFL football game.
Painting is 8" x 10" watercolor and acrylic on a 11" x 14" sheet of drafting drafting film
Thursday
New Orleans Saints Quarterback Drew Brees image football painting
Drew Brees New Orleans Saints Quarterback was named the NFC Offensive Player of the Month for December/January, Painting is acrylic on gessoed paper that measures 18” x 24”.
Tuesday
Green Bay Packers Ray Nitschke football painting
Painting Ray Nitschke Green Bay Packers. Linebacker number 66. Nitschke is my favorite player of all time. Played in the 60’s. 18” x 24” acrylic on gessoed, acid free paper.
Saturday
Art Philadelphia Eagles and Seattle Seahawks football painting
Painting Art Philadelphia Eagles LeSean McCoy #25 Running Back 5' 11", 208 lbs and Seattle Seahawks linebacker LeRoy Hill #56, 6' 1", 238 lbs The football art, painting is 16” x 20” acrylic on canvas backed paper. Here is a quote from Leroy Hill. “It's the noise. On game day, it sounds almost the same. I want to say Death Valley is louder, but sometimes, I don't know, man, it gets loud, like really loud out here.”
Wednesday
Art Green Bay Packers painting Clay Matthews
I am a big fan of the Green Bay Packers. Green Bay Packers Clay Matthews intercepted, last Sunday, Eli Manning of the Giants adding 6 points to the
scoreboard. Painting is 18” x 24”
acrylic on paper.
Monday
Art Football Painting of Brodney Pool and Pierre Garcon
Painting of # 22 Free Safety, Brodney Pool , New York Jets and #85 Pierre Garcon is a wide receiver for Indianapolis Colts. This is Garcon’s 2nd season in NFL. The painting is 16” x 20” acrylic on canvas backed paper.
Sunday
Painting of Tim Tebow Art
Football Art Tim Tebow Quarterback Denver Broncos painting 16” x 20” acrylic on canvas backed paper.
I like Tim Tebow’s quote. ““I'm just another guy starting out.”
Wednesday
Aaron Rodgers Green Bay Packers Image
Sports art Green Bay Packers Quarterback Aaron Rodgers Painting is 8" x 10" oil on a sheet of 11" x 14" drafting film.
Thursday
Art Boxing Joe Frazier Sports Art
Art Sports Painting by John Robertson
The painting above is 24” x 30” ink and acrylic on canvas. (available)
One of my all time favorite boxers is /was Joe Frazier. I watched or heard the three great fights he had with Ali (another one of my favorites). The painting is typical of how I envision the way most of Joe Frazier’s fights ended. Over a period of time I have created a number of pieces of boxing art - you can see some of them on this blog by starting at the main page and scrolling down to see recent boxing paintings and drawings Here is a link to Joe Frazier’s web site: www.joefrazier.com
Tuesday
Minnesota Vikings Adrian Peterson image qrt football
Sports Art
Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson painting 8” by 10” image on 11” x 14” drafting film. Oil. Some of my family are from or live in Minnesota so I am a big Minnesota Vikings fan – and – of course – fan of Adrain Peterson
Football art by John Robertson
painting available
Friday
Baseball Art Albert Pujols St Louis Cardinals
At the World Series Albert Pujols was busy
(three home runs, five hits, six runs batted in).
Painting is approximately 5 ½” x 9 ½” oil on an
11” x 14” sheet of drafting film.
Thursday
Mayweather Art Boxing
Boxing Art Floyd Mayweather 60" x 72"
acrylic on unstretched canvas
I saw a little of the Mayweather Ortiz (the end of it) fight and, although I am not a fan of Mayweather and did not like the end of the fight. But number one rule in boxing; " protect yourself at all times" The rules do not say anywhere that the referee will protect you from getting your block clocked. Of course, the number one rule in life is also " protect yourself at all times" Ortiz made a major mistake - and like life,"do not let yourself rely on the good graces of another."
Tuesday
Boxing Paintings and Drawings
I have done a series of boxing paintings forty boxing paintings and drawings for this joint art show with my sweetheart Lynn. For those in the neighborhood we're very much looking forward to seeing you on Saturday, September 24th, from 6-8 p.m. in celebrating the opening reception for hook, work from John Robertson and Lynn Hanson. Join us at 1740 Ocean Park Blvd, Santa Monica, CA, 90405.. See you soon
Monday
Wednesday
Sports Art Derek Jeter Baseball Art
Derek Jeter Joins The 3,000-Hit ClubOn Saturday July 9th in the afternoon, Derek Jeter became just the second player in MLB history to homer for his 3,000th hit. And no all-star game for him as he says he has"emotional and physical exhaustion" from his pursuit of 3,000 hits.
Baseball art - Painting of Derek Jeter by Sports Artist John Robertson is 11” by 14” oil on Dura-Lar
Baseball art - Painting of Derek Jeter by Sports Artist John Robertson is 11” by 14” oil on Dura-Lar
Thursday
Yoga Meditation Pose image
I have been practicing yoga (off and on) for a number of years - and have meditated for over twenty years. I consider the practice of yoga much like a sport. Some may not consider this a piece of sports art but anyone who has taken yoga certainly knows it can be a tough work-out. The yoga art is 8 1/2" by 11" oil on Vellum.
John Robertson Art Sports
John Robertson Art Sports
Tuesday
Skateboard Art
I was down at the Venice, Ca. skate park a bit ago and saw this dwarf skating in one of the bowls. Here he image of the skateboarder grinding on the lip of the bowl. This sports art painting of the skateboarder is 8 1/2" by 11" oil on vellum.
John Robertson sports artist.
Thursday
J J Barea Dallas Mavericks basketball image
I was watching the finals of the NBA play-offs between Dallas Mavericks and the Miami Heat a few weeks ago and loved the play of J J Barea. This sports art basketball painting of J J is 8 1/2" by 11" oil on vellum.
Sports Artist John Robertson
Tuesday
Julio César Chávez Sebastian Zbik sports art by John Robertson
I watched a replay of the Julio César Chávez, Sebastian Zbik boxing match on television a week or two ago. Good fight. Body punches did it. This boxing art painting is 8 1/2" by 11" oil on vellum.
Friday
Art Boxing Sports Art John Robertson Artist
I watched a good fight on television last night. This painting I did a couple of days ago. I have been a boxing fan since I was a boy and really enjoy painting the boxers in action. Although I normally paint large-scale art (50" x 70") this boxing art is 8 1/2" x 11" oil on vellum. It is nice to paint on the flat, smooth surface of the paper.
Art Baseball Images Down First Base line” by Artist John Robertson
"Down First Base Line" black and white art. Artwork by sports artist John Robertson 48" x 84" (4 feet by 7 1/2 feet) acrylic on unstretched canvasCatching a throw-out from a fielder is easy - catching a line drive down the first base line is hard. But it looks easy from the stands - and artistic. Rule number one for a baseball player - be in the right place at the right time.
Wednesday
Art Basketball Image player dribbling the ball

I did a series of large-scale (5 ft by 6 ft) black and white paintings for the Amway Sports Arena in Orlando Florida a couple of months ago. (Home of the Orlando Magic) I sometimes do charcoal drawings or small paintings first to see if the image is going to work well. (You can see some of those paintings further down on the blog.) I was running out of paper so I drew this basketball image of a player dribbling the ball on a map.
Art basketball. Sport image on map by sports artist John Robertson
dribbling is 10" x 14" charcoal on paper.
Monday
Art Basketball Image player dunking the ball

I did a series of large-scale artwork (5 ft by 6 ft) black and white paintings for the Amway Sports Arena in Orlando Florida a couple of months ago. (Home of the Orlando Magic) I sometimes do drawings or small paintings first to see if the image is going to work well. (You can see some of those paintings further down on the blog.) I was running out of paper so I drew this basketball image of a player dunking the ball on a map.
Art sport drawing Charcoal on paper map by sports artist John Robertson
dunking is 14" x 25" charcoal on paper
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