William Underwood Art Collections
Shop for artwork from William Underwood based on themed collections. 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.
Artwork by William Underwood
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.

Green Eyes by William Underwood

Waylon by William Underwood

Mister Owl by William Underwood

Giraffe Pair by William Underwood

Groundhog by William Underwood

Sea Turtle by William Underwood

Kentucky Cardinal by William Underwood

Lava Me Now or Lava Me Not by William Underwood

Snow Leopard by William Underwood

Snowy Owl by William Underwood

Piglet by William Underwood

Owl Face by William Underwood

Egret by William Underwood

Fox and Hornet by William Underwood

Ostrich Pair by William Underwood

South Yacht Club by William Underwood

Clean Your Room by William Underwood

BB King of the Blues by William Underwood

Imagine - John Lennon by William Underwood

Come on In the Water's Fine by William Underwood

Buzzard by William Underwood

Angry Leopard by William Underwood

Black Wolf by William Underwood

Kodiak Moment by William Underwood
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About William Underwood
Underwood holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Eastern Kentucky University (major in painting, minor in drawing), studied life drawing at the Louisville School of Art, and taught art fundamentals as a graduate assistant at Southern Illinois University. In 1995, he obtained a Master of Arts degree from the University of South Florida, and from 1999 to 2001 completed a two year stint as an adjunct drawing and design instructor at a local college. He was the figure drawing instructor at the Gulf Coast Museum of Art in Largo, Florida for many years.
Underwood's work runs the gamut from traditional black and white pencil landscapes to portraits of people and animals, along with several featuring a fantasy twist. Besides graphite pencils, you will see works in color pencils, charcoal, and most recently scratchboard.
In a scratchboard drawing, the lines are created using a small knife to scratch into the black inked surface of a hardboard panel, exposing a white coating underneath. Each scratch becomes a thin white line. The process is the opposite from pencil or ink drawing, since highlights are drawn, and shadows are left dark. If I choose to add color, special inks are brushed on near the end of the process.
Underwood is currently displaying and selling his award winning art at some of the most prestigious shows in Florida.