Author Archives: Walter Cumming

Due to cover-19 safety precautions, I had to cancel a planned July 4th exhibit but here are a few of the paintings still available for purchase. Inquiries at waltercumming@me.com. “Snow claud study”- 11″x14″ pastel on paper 2. “Snow cloud study … Continue reading →

…Just finished this cloud study from a sunset last week. Also, below it is another pastel to be included in my show on July 4th at the Cumming/Preston house . Stay tuned! “June cloud study” 11″x14″ pastel on paper “June … Continue reading →

Here are a few of the paintings in the exhibit already posted. Stay tuned for updates for an on-line exhibit! (inquiries at waltercumming@me.com) “January sunset”-14″x 11′ pastel on paper SOLD “Snow cloud study two”, 11″x 14″ pastel on paper “Snow … Continue reading →

Due to the coronavirus, the Peachtree Road Race has been postponed, but I still owe a big thank you to all who voted for my T-shirt design for Jeff Galloway’s 50th anniversary Peachtree entry  last year. Thanks everyone!

Yesterday, I got an email from CNN for a request to use my sketches from the 1981 Wayne Williams trial that I covered as sketch artist for the AJC. It’s for a HLN series “How it Really Happened” . Here … Continue reading →

With time on my hands and as a distraction from these corona virus dark times, I’m posting some of my favorite illustrations from 1990 to 2008. Here are a few (out of over 1,000 illustrations!) that I was fond of. … Continue reading →

A very quick sketch of a great civil rights hero: Rev. Joseph Lowery 1921-2020

Here are a few of the paintings in the exhibit already posted. Stay tuned for updates for an on-line exhibit! (inquiries at waltercumming@me.com) “January sunset”-14″x 11′ pastel on paper SOLD “Snow cloud study two”, 11″x 14″ pastel on paper “Snow … Continue reading →

Just finished this pastel. I’ve pain ted this boathouse before but never winter light like this.

My poster will be given as a gift to over 700 qualified marathoners competing in Atlanta on February 29th. The top three finishers in both men’s and women’s races will make the U.S. Olympic team.