Drawings and Etchings Noble Richardson Wall Art

Noble Richardson was born in Wailuku. He loved art from his childhood and followed on the footsteps of his father. Richardson wants his viewers to achieve a better understanding of an unnoticed world, and he also wants those who embrace this life style to also embrace a sense of pride for their enduring culture that seems as if it’s foreign yet it’s truly American. Richardson’s love for the arts stemmed from elementary classes on from art enrichment and also from the exaggerated book report covers in intermediate level. At one point after a high school summer basketball game, he decided that no elective class he could enroll in would be better than the art classes that were taught by Mrs. Sato. The teacher was inspiring and she knew what she was talking about. After high school, Richardson joined The University of Nevada, Las Vegas where he finished his educational endeavor by obtaining a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. At the university he was taught by Marry Warner, Stephen Hendee, Jose Believer, and Robert Wysoki. After his graduation from he entered the Schaefer Portrait Challenge (2009) and won the esteemed Marian Freeman People’s Choice Award. Today, framed Noble Richardson art adorn the walls of many buildings around the world. People like them because they come ready to hang and with very attractive frames. At times his art is meant to be ambiguous and at the same time intentional with a choice for those who view them to make pessimistic or an optimistic decision.