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Jedidiah

@jedidore

Artist & Muralist NYC, Adjunct Professor Parsons Illustration new: JFK Terminal 5 Murals
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Hi I’m Jedidiah. I love painting murals. When I was in art school, I dreamed of painting murals in NYC. Here’s a quick reel of some of my large scale murals including the landmark Daily News Building and new mural at Blick Arts in Chelsea Manhattan. All in a red hot NY minute.😅❤️‍🔥 Thank you to all that believed in me.🙏🏻 Per aspera ad astra #muralist #fineartpainting #artinstallation #contemporarypainting #emergingartist #aapiartist #mixedmediaart #acrylicpainting #nycmurals #contemporaryartist #newart #arttoday #painting #paintingprocess #drawing #wallart
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3 years ago
Hi friends! I’m packing up and moving my art studio thus my lack of posts lately. I’m stoked about it especially my new location and new space to paint larger canvases. Woo-hoo when I feel heavy metal!😆 Well here’s an about this artist post with a bunch of things I’m passionate about, especially drawing from life, making art/drawings on location, and reportage illustration. The last photo is from my old art studio so it’s my ceremonial goodbye to that place and on to a new and exciting chapter. Onward & upward! #artstudio #newyorkartist #artistlife #visualartist #nycactor #contemporaryartist #onward #reportageillustration #drawing #illustrations #change #lookingforward #inkdrawing #onlocation
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2 years ago
Watch Blick Featured Artist, Jedidiah Dore, on site in New York City as he captures the vibrant Astoria Park Carnival with his one-of-a-kind reportage illustration style. Reportage art is a type of visual journalism that is completed on site to capture a specific moment in time. See the longer video, and find out more about Jedidiah, at the link in our profile! Artist: @jedidore Products used: Blick Black Cat Waterproof India Ink, Speedball C Style Calligraphy Pen, Derwent Inktense Block Set, Princeton Catalyst Polytip Bristle Brush, Blick Bristol Pad . . . . #blickartmaterials #reportageillustration #reportageart #reportagedrawing #locationart #urbanart #carnival #artstory #artsupplies #artmaterials #blickstores #createwithblick
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3 years ago
Demo drawings for my Parsons Illustration students. I’m so proud of what they accomplished. They have been working hard and their art projects are stellar. Some of them are graduating and I am excited for their future careers. Good luck and huzzah to the graduating class of 2026! In the meantime, soaking up sunbeams, drawing and painting a lot on location, skating secret spots and favorite parks, and catching up with friends is on my itinerary.
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3 days ago
Increasingly hearing more and more how generative and artificial intelligence enables our lives to become better, faster, stronger, smarter, easier. What I’m seeing is something that swallows, whole, our artistic endeavours and ideas. Aggregators of our process, labor, methods, line, color, shape, style, and flavors, all wrapped in bow, mashed, polished and pieced together like a digital glossy frankenstein created at the push of a button. Programmed to forego the trials and tribulations of the journey of the artist, the dexterity and development, the training of the welder, sculptor, printmaker, patternmaker, and the skill, mastery, and passionate resilience, learned by years of study and dedication to the trade, by the painter, the animator or illustrator. The deal is it’s all like a joke. A joke that the “machine” does not and will not ever get. The punchline is that we are imperfect. When we make, forge, build, draw and design, with our hands, our minds, we draw from the source. The mysterious human soul. Listen to Coltrane, I see it and we’ll hear it together. Stand in front of the Wheatfield with Crows and Water Lilies paintings. Notice the depth and spontaneity of marks in person. Head to the Badlands and see the wandering bison. Swim at the bottom of bridal veil falls at Yosemite during Spring run off. Once in your life go to Reynisfjara Beach or Punaluʻu beach and walk upon the black sand after sunset. See if you can resist from weeping, with joy. I couldn’t. Keep painting, drawing, designing, singing, performing, creating, writing, my friends. Stay in touch. 🫀
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9 days ago
“Don’t let anyone rob you of your imagination, your creativity, or your curiosity. It’s your place in the world; it’s your life. Go on and do all you can with it, and make it the life you want to live.” —Dr. Mae Jemison #worldastronautday #nationalastronautday #astronaut #nasa #spaceflight
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12 days ago
I have great news! Both of my murals at JFK Terminal 5 have been approved! I’m so stoked about this. It’s been a journey to get to this stage. Also grateful to have been working with two excellent and professional teams on the mural concepts and thankful for the approval from JFK airport and Terminal 5. I look forward to sharing what I’ve been dedicated to and pouring all my efforts over the last couple of months. In the meantime here’s a moment of zen via a whole bunch of videos of my art process during the live mural I painted at JFK Terminal 8. Going to need a break from all the action, so I’m headed to London and Paris. I can’t wait to draw, and paint, and chill. Message me if you want to meet up! Will have wine and art supplies.💘
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17 days ago
Spent a day at the Metropolitan Museum of Art @metmuseum with my Parsons students and had a lovely day of drawing. Practicing our craft and drawing for the sake of drawing always makes for a great day. Special bonus when there is a Nathan’s food cart right outside and there are lots of sunbeams. Here are some of my demo drawings from the day. ☀️ #drawing #lifedrawing #ınkart #locationdrawing #parsonsschoolofdesign
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19 days ago
There’s a construction site directly across from my classroom at Parsons. Every beginning of class my students and I will take a glance and see the progress being made. I made these drawings a couple of weeks ago and wished that I started documenting their progress from the start of our semester. After class I sat by the window, from above looking straight down into the site to capture the work. Afterwards I drew some of the construction crew at street level. Construction equipment, materials and excavators, dump trucks, trenchers, bulldozers, lifts, cranes, and workers, all working together to build a solid foundation that is deep and strong. Something worthy of a NYC skyline. I like how this site is not unlike what we are all doing in our class. Working on solid foundations, but built with charcoal, graphite, ink, paint and paper, good work, diligence, and imagination. 🏗️⚒️🧰✏️🖋️🖌️ #drawing #foundation #thenewschool
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25 days ago
This video is the trailer/intro to the new Artemis 1&2 Art Journey film. I was given the incredible opportunity to document both the NASA Artemis 1 and Artemis 2 missions, and launch at Kennedy Space Center. Naturally I came prepared in the best way I know how. With pen, paints, and paper, ready to draw. This film is about an art journey that was years in the making. It’s also about how failing at something, became a true gift in my life. #artjourney #nasa #artemis2 #reportagedrawing
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28 days ago
Hello there! Happy to share additional reportage drawings of my time documenting the Artemis II launch at Kennedy Space Center and other fun stuff. Including how cool it was to see an RS-25 rocket engine parked outside of the VAB, which I drew while we were visiting the countdown clock. Drawings from an awesome tour of the inside, up, over and under the gigantic crawler-transporter (check out video). I also included a still frame from a short film I’m editing that is about both of my Artemis 1 and 2 mission reportage. Since it’s throwback Thursday and I’m all about the moon these days, there’s a drawing of a lunar module and Gemini astronaut portrait dedication. Have you seen the photos of the lunar modules still on the lunar surface? So cool. Lastly a hint of my next adventure. Hello NASA Goddard Space Flight Center! I’m so ready. 🤓🪐🛰️🚀 @nasakennedy @nasagoddard #artemis2 #nasaartemis #sciart
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1 month ago
Yes I could of brought all of my camera and video equipment and captured some amazing footage and high definition images. This is the way I wanted to capture the Artemis 2 launch at Kennedy Space Center. Sitting on the grass, Florida sunshine on my face, and my art supplies to draw and paint with. Two things that mean the world to me happening at the same exact time. As I write this, NASA Artemis II astronauts Commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, mission specialist Christina Koch, and mission specialist Jeremy Hansen are about 3 hours away from splashdown in the Pacific Ocean. The calculated maximum speed they will be traveling during reentry is almost 25,000 mph. After an incredible week being glued to the livestream of their mission to the moon, I’ve not only learned from this smart, kind, gracious, genuine, and funny crew, what it takes to be a NASA astronaut, how they really have to be some of the best among us. More so, they reminded millions of people watching that we are not and should not be divided. That we are one species just trying to make things better. From that view, of our lonely planet, the one the crew gave us from the moon, is the reason, for everything. It’s a perfect reflection of us, how rare and fragile it all is, and how we forget, that we are one. #artemis2 #artemisii #art #sciart
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1 month ago