HANK MOBLEYHank Mobley circa 1956. The stakes were particularly high in the making of this portrait because Mobley is one of my main influences as a saxophonist. There's not a lot of source material of Mobley to pull inspiration from and the record covers are too iconic to copy. I wanted to create an image that reflects how I see Mobley, which is largely driven by how he plays. Mobley's solos are their own compositions right down to the perfect endings. He's not

READY TO HANG FRAMED PRINTS:

Billie Holiday

16x16" or 24x24" (21x21" or 29x 29" framed)

Thomas" from '59 that boils down why Rollins

CHARLIE YARDBIRD PARKER

The Dave Brubeck Quartet: Paul Desmond (alto sax)

Printed on archival paper

Printed on archival paper in 2 sizes: 24x24" with

“A genius is the one most like himself

another budding sax player tried to tell me that Sonny Stitt wrote out all his solos before he recorded them

25"w frame (21x29" and 29x41" framed)

the same year as Giant Steps (Coltrane)