John Wiegand Art Collections
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Artwork by John Wiegand
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Cookie Thief by John Wiegand

Harbor Town by John Wiegand

Fall Harvest by John Wiegand

Keeping Our Eyes On Him by John Wiegand

Whispers of Deceit by John Wiegand

Best Gift Ever by John Wiegand

Longshot by John Wiegand

Cool Breeze by John Wiegand

School Ties by John Wiegand

A Star Is Born by John Wiegand

Toasty Goodness by John Wiegand

Cookies for Banjo by John Wiegand

Santa's Ultimate Gift by John Wiegand

Testing The Waters by John Wiegand

The Bunk by John Wiegand

Spanish Wells by John Wiegand

Eye See You by John Wiegand

His Backward Glance by John Wiegand

Keeping A Lookout by John Wiegand

A Cardinal Christmas by John Wiegand

Hippo Awareness by John Wiegand

Celebration by John Wiegand

A New Beginning by John Wiegand

Cliffside Sunset by John Wiegand
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About John Wiegand
I am a local, emerging, award-winning artist. My area of creativity is drawings that are meticulously detailed and full of rich color. I achieve this richness using colored pencils.
I was featured in an article last January in the Pittsburgh Tribune Review by Rex Rutkoski. In the Review, my artwork was referred to variously as His art makes me feel happy, peaceful and engaged in the images, His work with animals and people has an energy that brings the canvas to life and There is boldness in his simplicity that really appeals to me. I also got praise from veteran, award-winning illustrator and designer Fred Carlson of Monroeville. What makes Johns work unique and throws the viewer visual curve balls is his inventive use of various media. He also adds, His background elements speak quietly and stoically to the viewer.
People marvel when told I use colored pencils in my drawings. There are so many interesting ways to use color to tell a story and colored pencils allow me to shape that story broadly. Imagine seeing the world as I see it and envisioning what it would look like with some chartreuse or sunburst yellow thrown in to liven things up.
Mostly self-taught, I draw what I see and feel around me, putting objects in unexpected places and using unique colors. I may even change the perspective mid-way through, but the result is extraordinary, and you cant look away.
My purpose is to bring joy to a persons life by creating art that is vibrant in color and fun to look at. These drawings tell a story that goes beyond the canvas. Seeing yourself in that story draws you in, resonating with individual emotions and demanding attention.