Hi all,
I will be displaying my art at the Central States Cion Show next week. I will be at booth 207.
Are you attending? What's your booth number? I would like to stop by and say hey.
Hope to see you there...

And here are a few more...

Hi All,
As a little gift to the group, I have formatted a few examples of the drawings in my catalog for use as lock screens and wallpaper on your cell phone. The aspect ratio I used is the most common and suitable for use in all cell phones.
Just click on the image you like, download to your phone and go to settings - wallpaper. Most phones allow for multiple lock screen images that change every time you turn on your phone.
Please let me know if there are any issues...

I have just started drawing currency. And, while i am happy with the results of my first attempt, i had a difficult time with the finner detail.

So, i created a different drawing at a larger scale as an experiment. I am very happy with the finished drawing. It takes consterably more time, but i think the results are worth it.

I have attached a pic of the finished detail drawing along with the framed original next to the framed original of the full size drawing i completed last month...

Hi All,
Here's to wishing you a belated happy Saint Patrik's day. A day where snakes will no longer slither up and bite you in the butt. I hope you took it easy on the Black & Tan's, today is a workday.
I was looking through some old auction catalogs and found inspiration in one of the covers. So, I opened up GIMP and spent a couple of hours putting together the following compilation. These are some of the drawings I have completed over the past 2 years.
I scaled all the images so that they would all be to scale with the $5 image. I found it interesting that the Columbia and Washington medal was the largest item. I would have assumed that the Morgan silver dollar would have been the largest. Goes to show, you learn something new every day...

Folks have been asking if I ever draw currency...

So, I thought I would give it a shot.

I have been working on this on and off between my other work. I still need to go over some of the finer details, but this is pretty close.

Finished drawing is about 16"x7"

BIN $250 (one of only twenty-five signed and numbered limited edition prints in the series)
I have finished the drawing of the 1896 $5 Silver Certificate.
Since this is my first foray into drawing currency, I have decided to offer a VERY limited print run of twenty-five (Qty 25) 13x19 signed and numbered limited edition prints.
I am debating what to do with the original. I was either going to auction it off on this site, or possibly donate it to the ANA (in exchange for a prime location at the upcoming WFoM)

BIN $250 each
Free S&H
PayPal or E-Check acceptable

I framed Jon Lerner's drawings today. I am getting his print package together and preping everything for shipment.

He should have the package in his hands when he returns from FUN...

Well, I have finished the 1969 Trime drawing formats.
Time to start on the drawing package for Elite...
https://www.robertjulianna.com/product-page/three-cent-silver-1869-13x19-gicl%C3%A9e-print

I have completed the Trime drawings. Time to prep for framing. I need to scan the artwork and configure the images into all my different print formats.

I will now be starting on Elites drawings

Tony Saldutti commisioned this piece . So far, he has had his obverse drawing and one of his prints framed.

Looking good...

I have completed the drawing and formatting of the 1888-O VAM-4 "Hot Lips" Morgan dollar. This is the only documented DMPL example known. It is currently owned by C Ash Harrison of Ashmore Rare Coins & Metals. It was previously owned by Leroy C Van Allen himself. This is a truly remarkable example.
Prints are now available on my site. There are 7 different formats available in both full color and Monochrome.
As always, Comments are welcome and encouraged.
https://www.robertjulianna.com/product-page/morgan-silver-dollar-1888-o-hot-lips-13x19-gicl%C3%A9e-print

Here is the finished full color original art

I am working on the 1888-O Hot Lips Morgan Dollar.

Here is the finished (I believe) monochrome master. I have spent a lot of time on this drawing trying to reproduce all the insane details on this coin.

I have intentionally kept the field details subdued. They were becoming too distracting in the black and white. I will be bringing them all out in more detail when I arrive in the land of Oz.

Here is the framed artwork of my drawing of the 1794 S28 Flowing Hair Large Cent. I have also attached images of a few of the prints that are available on my site. (RobertJulianNA.com)