Gregory DeGroat Art Collections
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Artwork by Gregory DeGroat
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
A Day in Downtown Dayton by Gregory DeGroat
The Underground Railroad by Gregory DeGroat
Lace Power by Gregory DeGroat
A Rainy Day in Dayton by Gregory DeGroat
Children in Fountains II by Gregory DeGroat
Love by the Biltmore by Gregory DeGroat
determination by Gregory DeGroat
Dr. LeRoy by Gregory DeGroat
Mrs. Karla Garrett Harshaw by Gregory DeGroat
The Young Artist by Gregory DeGroat
Rainy Downtown Dayton Day by Gregory DeGroat
Flight Dancers by Gregory DeGroat
not my fault by Gregory DeGroat
Children in fountains by Gregory DeGroat
White Lotus by Gregory DeGroat
The Old Neighborhood by Gregory DeGroat
Colorful Dancer by Gregory DeGroat
Varee Is Love by Gregory DeGroat
Downtown Dayton Love by Gregory DeGroat
The EboNia Gallery by Gregory DeGroat
The Getaway by Gregory DeGroat
Ethiopian Holy Walk by Gregory DeGroat
zia by Gregory DeGroat
Future Leader by Gregory DeGroat
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About Gregory DeGroat
I was born in Springfield, Ohio in 1955. My father was an artist, and some of my earliest memories are of him teaching me how to draw. My first paintings were at the age of 8, a mare and a stallion, respectively. I can remember watching the neighborhood kids outside playing tag from my kitchen window, with my father promising to let me play with them, as soon as I completed the hair on the portrait on which he had me working .-)
I majored in art in high school, then took art courses in college, which was followed by a 27-year career as a graphic artist with the Dayton Daily News, in Ohio. Now that I've retired, my passion is to paint my way. I painted traditionally for years (see "The Old Neighborhood".) Now I want to push the envelope a bit, switching from acrylic to watercolors and pencils. I'm using these two mediums to develop a loose, gestural, almost illustrative style I call "pawing", or "Lively Line", a combination of painting and drawing.
I look forward to continually expanding on this style, but knowing me, I'll probably never be satisfied!