Publisher's Synopsis
At the close of the 1980s, and free from the commercial constraints of signing his own name to artwork and gallery representation, Houston artist Bob Camblin immersed himself in his vision of art. He took working trips to Paris, Hawaii, and the Pacific Islands, creating an even broader series of paintings, watercolors, and pen/ink drawings he called DRAWritings. This monograph contains over 350 of his DRAWritings and gives the reader an insight to how this artist viewed the late 20th century.
