Rolling With The Homies 2000-2012 | Acrylic and varnish on canvas | 4 panels each 84” x 64” — **Rolling With The Homies**
2000-2012 | Acrylic and varnish on canvas | 4 panels each 84” x 64”

Big Poppa 2013 | Acrylic and varnish on canvas | 2 panels each 84” x 64” — **Big Poppa**
2013 | Acrylic and varnish on canvas | 2 panels each 84” x 64”

OG Dogg 2013 | Acrylic and varnish on canvas | 2 panels each 84” x 64” — **OG Dogg**
2013 | Acrylic and varnish on canvas | 2 panels each 84” x 64”

Bangs 2013 | Acrylic and varnish on canvas | 96” x 128” — **Bangs**
2013 | Acrylic and varnish on canvas | 96” x 128”

Trapeze 2002 | Acrylic and varnish on canvas | 96” x 128” — **Trapeze**
2002 | Acrylic and varnish on canvas | 96” x 128”

ARTIST STATEMENT

Rolling With The Homies

BY TOM EVERHART

It seems that I am more easily explained by what I don't have than what I do. The most misunderstood thinking about my work, is that I am licensed to create the images that include the copyrighted subject matter that has so influenced me through the teachings of my greatest friend Charles Schulz. I do not have a license, and have never had one. But Sparky did make certain to arrange a contract early in the development of the work that permitted me to use the subject for the "term of my life ". This show, "Rollin With The Homies", was constructed on the sources of inspiration, creative thought and influences. It is a confession of creative thinking and where it comes from. It examines academics, social interactions, and the traditions of painting to produce work that does not look like traditional paintings.