I thought I'd take a walkthrough around my art studio and do some yabbering about it.
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From: 12:00AM to 12:00AM
The final stop in the long touring Rube Goldberg Exhibition, featuring tons of my art and the machines made of 2 of my machines from the book, Rube Goldberg's Simple Normal Humdrum School Day!
St Louis is my old stomping grounds, so I'm anxious for this leg of the tour. If you haven't been to the Magic House in St Louis, you're missing out.
Location:
St. Louis, MO
St. Louis, Midwest
Original Art!
Mad Magazine Issue 10!
Real Life Safe Rooms- Men's locker room
Mad Magazine Issue 10!
Real Life Safe Rooms- The Uber
14.5"x7" Ink on heavy Bristol board, signed
$300
Mad Magazine Issue 9!
William Shakespeare: App Dater
11" X 17" Ink on heavy Bristol board, signed.
Mad Magazine Issue 9!
William Shakespeare: App Dater, Tinder callout
5" X 8.25" Ink on heavy Bristol board, signed.
Ships within 2 days.
Mad Magazine Issue 9!
William Shakespeare: App Dater, Tinder callout
5" X 8." Ink on heavy Bristol board, signed.
Ships within 2 days.
Mad Magazine Issue 9!
William Shakespeare: App Dater, Tinder callout
4.25" X 7.75" Ink on heavy Bristol board, signed.
Ships within 2 days.
Every machine and page in this book is hand inked painted on heavy Bristol board. This is your opportunity to own your own! This book is the first in series, so there's lots of Rube in the future, and the prices of these will no doubt be increasing in demand.
11.5" X 29" Ink and watercolor on heavy Bristol board, signed
Ships within 2 days.
Rube Goldberg's Simple Normal Humdrum School Day! Written by Rube's granddaughter Jennifer George, and drawn by me, published by Abrams Kids!
To help little Rube get through his day, he builds ridiculous machines to perform otherwise ordinary tasks.
From getting out of bed, getting dressed and making breakfast, to doing homework and going to bed, the entire day is depicted in the goofy world of Rube Goldberg.
Great for fans of STEM and STEAM, curious kids and thoughtful parents and teachers!
40 pages, including 15 2 page machine spreads. This book is the first in a series: book two will, um... *drop* in Spring 2021.
All books are signed and shipped to your door. For an extra fee I'll do little sketch and personalize the book to whomever you choose!
Ed Steckley is a Divisional Reuben Award winning illustrator in New York City, specializing in illustration for children books, magazines, newspapers, product packaging and advertising.
Clients include Spinmaster Toys, Abrams Books, Mad Magazine, lots of smaller magazines, more ad agencies than he’d care to shake a stick at, and has and had artwork in art galleries and museums all over the country.
He is currently Vice President of the National Cartoonists Society, a member of the Society of Illustrators and the International Society of Caricature Artists. He got into all during coincidental severe standards lapses at these organizations. Ed’s also currently the President of the Manhatten chapter of the National Cartoonist Society.
He enjoys talking in the third person.
Tonight at 7pm EST I'll be taking over the Society of Illustrators Instagram page for a talk and demo.
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Very little can be added to the profound impact of Mort Drucker in the illustration and cartooning community (and myself), but I'm compelled to contribute.
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I'm a big fan on Wacom products for drawing and painting, and now they've outdone themselves!
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Here's a local TV segment on some USO trips I've taken in the last 10 years with the National Cartoonists Society.
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