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https://www.davidneaceartist.com/gallery/colored-pencil-drawings

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I am a self taught artist and I have loved drawing since I was a small child.

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1933 Essex Terraplane 8 Griffin hood ornament. Prismacolor and Verithin pencils.

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These are the tools I use when drawing.

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20 x20 on Arches watercolor paper, Prismacolor and Verithin pencils.

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I completed this logo for the new Midway Museum.

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This is a woodblock cutting of the streetcar that ran between Georgetown and Frankfort Kentucky. It was owned by the Cincinnati and Frankfort RR but it never went as far as Cincinnati. It ran from 1888 until 1952.

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Linoleum cut Cardinal rand between Cincinnati and Frankfort 1950a

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I love my dad's style of drawing this old church in ink. My sister has several of his drawings and so do I. He donated his WWII drawing to the Military Museum and his art has been traveling around the world to different military bases for shows since the end of WWII.

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My dad was a medic in WWII and he took a small set of watercolors with him and did a series of paintings while he was in the different countries. I believe this is in France.

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This is a pen and in work of my dad/s. He drew this in 1954 and that little sick figure in front is me.

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor, Verithin and Inktense pencils. 

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Old bus in junkyard

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor, Verithin and Inktense pencils

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Old Case Tractor, scenery from imagination

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This is the last watercolor that my dad created about 8 months before he passed.

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor, Verithin and Inktense pencils.

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Old barn in Woodford Co Kentucky

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor, Verithin and Inktense pencils

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Historic Civil War train visiting Frankfort, KY, circa 1960's

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Strathmore 300 series mixed media paper, Verithin, Inktense and Prismacolor

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Abandoned Grist Mill Woodford Co, KY

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor and Verithin Pencils

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1959 Hardtop Ford Convertible

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor, Verithin and Inktense

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Cove Creek, Frankfort KY

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor and Verithin pencils

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I got the inspiration from a photo that Karen Broemmelsick and used with permission.

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Strathmore Black paper, Prismacolor and Verithin pencils

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Used a Iris from my garden for a model

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor and Verithin pencils

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This is taken from a photo of my Uncle Dave posing on a steam train in 1927.

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor and Verithin Pencils

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Drawn from an old black and white photo of a Kresge Lunch Counter

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor and Verithin pencils

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Drawn from a series of photo that I took

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HIdden Canyon David Neace Colored Pencil 2

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Arches 130lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor and Verithin pencils

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Drawn from my own photo of a building that was torn down.

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A1 Sewing David Neace Colored Pencil.JPG

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Bristol Board, Prismacolor and Verithin pencils

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Drawn from a family photo and my imagination

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor and Verithin pencils

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1946 Hudson modeled from my own photo.

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This drawing is modeled after the grape vine we are growing. This is drawn with Prismacolor, Verithin and Inktense pencils.

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13 x 19 Arches 140lb white watercolor paper

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Drawn with Prismacolor, Verithin and Inktense pencils

This is dedicated to all the First Responders around the world.

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Drawn with Prismacolor, Verithin and Inktense pencils.

The Caboose has not been used on trains since the mid 1980's. With regulations and improvements in safety, cabooses where cut from trains to save money.

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Drawn with Prismacolor, Verithin and Inktense pencils.

During July of 1928, Lexington Kentucky had it's "Perfect Storm". Currently part of the 2022 Governor's Derby Exhibit.

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Drawn with Prismacolor, Verithin pencils
Midway was the first town built by a railroad company in Kentucky, established by the Lexington and Ohio Railroad.

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Drawn with Prismacolor, Verithin pencils

"The Southern's Palm has a history which dates back to November 1913.

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Drawn with Prismacolor, Verithin and Inktense pencils

My colored pencil drawing of a 1939 LaSalle Cadillac hood ornament. LaSalle was an American brand of luxury automobiles/

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Drawn with Prismacolor, Verithin and Inktense pencils

1941 Case Tractor that I spotted in a small field.

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Drawn with Prismacolor, Verithin pencils and white ink for touch up

I found this junkyard close to my house and went on a photo expedition.

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Drawn with Prismacolor, Verithin and Inktense pencils

On May 9, 1957, the last passenger train (the Chesapeake & Ohio’s George Washington) departed from Union Station in Lexington KY.

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13 x 19 Arches 140lb watercolor paper. Prismacolor and Verithin pencils

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This is modeled after the Moon Flowers that we grow in our backyard.

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I found this wonderful rusted old boxcar at a local RR museum and it made a excellent model for my drawing "Weathered" using Prismacolor and Verithin pencils.

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This is of a 1931 Chrysler CG Imperial Phaeton hood ornament.

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Prismacolor, Verithin and Inktense pencils on Arches 140lb watercolor paper

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I used an Iris from our garden as a model for this work.

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This is my drawing of a 1934 Packard Convertible.

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor and Verithin pencils

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This is a drawing of a 1951 Chieftain Pontiac Hood Ornament.

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Drawn with Prismacolor, Verithin pencils

This 1957 Chevrolet is drawn from my own photo.

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1934 Ford Roadster Deluxe. I took the photo for this drawing at a car show while I was in Florida.

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Seems Like Yesterday  20 x 24  Strathmore paper

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Seems Like Yesterday  20 x 24  Strathmore paper

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Drawn with Prismacolor, Verithin pencils

With permission, I drew this image of Versailles, Kentucky taken in the 1950's.

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Prismacolor, Verithin, Inktense, White Gel and an acrylic wash sky with Verithin Pencil overlay.

This is loosely modeled after the Grogan postcard that my dad sent my mother at the beginning of WWII.

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This is drawn using Prismacolor and Verithin pencils. A peaceful glade at sunrise or sunset.

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Horse van made which was made exclusively for Calumet Farm by General Motors in 1939.

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Acrylic Ink with Prismacolor and Verithin over ink for sky

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Journey Through the Mists of Time  14 x 21 

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Journey Through the Mists of Time  14 x 21 

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This art was drawn from a rare photo taken in 1912 that is in my fathers photo collection as it comes into Versailles Ky.

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Journey  Through the Mists of Time_DavidNeace.JPG

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Graphite drawing of row houses'

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor and Verithin pencils

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This was created from a photo that my father took of Union Station in Lexington, Kentucky in 1946.

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor, Verithin and Acrylic Ink sky

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Dead Tree Junction is a vision another world, place and time and from my imagination.

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Arches 140lb watercolor paper, Prismacolor and Verithin pencils

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This 1949 Hudson Commodore was the automobile used in the film, "Driving Miss Daisy."

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I used Prismacolor and Verithin pencils and achieved my color depth through rubbing and burnishing.

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This is the first piece of work that was in a juried show.