The Gipson Collection
Art by Ty Gipson
The gallery

Selected work

A few of Ty’s favorite pieces. Each one came together fast and loose, by instinct — and each one carries a message.

A baseball in gold and amber marker with loose ink linework and handwritten notes
A longhorn drawn in ink and filled with pink, green, and blue patterns
A scowling green bird in loose ink and marker
Bold-outlined pink and brown flowers over splashes of green
A man's face in warm orange tones beside a green band of handwriting
A cowboy in a wide-brimmed hat against a streaked blue sky
Red, gold, and orange tulips with blue bubbles
A rider in a green coat and cowboy hat on a bright yellow background
A leaping bass sketched in ink over loose green strokes
Three green and pink fish swimming upward
A cocktail on ice with a cherry and an orange slice
A martini glass with olives
A blue marlin diving, drawn in spare ink lines
A burst of pink, yellow, and blue wildflowers
A bouquet of orange and pink roses in a vase, with handwritten notes about gratitude
An ink figure seated cross-legged with hands on head, under a handwritten line about taking the first step
A green softball with red stitching resting in grass, with a handwritten line beneath
A sunrise inside a drinking glass on an orange background, with handwriting along the edge
A round fish diving on a bright blue background
A bouquet of red roses over blue strokes
An orange daisy across green and orange stripes
A yellow pencil beside a handwritten message about choices
A round green fish with one big blue eye and a tiny orange mouth
A wide-eyed red fish swimming through tall green grass
Three fish hanging side by side in amber, green, and lavender
A blue crab in purple and blue marker, signed with the word “Family”
A woman in a green hat and dark sunglasses with a fishing rod over her shoulder, with “Never too late” handwritten along the edge
White flowers rising from pink and brown grasses, with the handwritten line “Every flower is proof that beauty can rise from ordinary soil”

This is only a sample

What you see here is a small selection from the hundreds of pieces Ty has made, and he’s still drawing.

Ty Gipson’s desk covered edge to edge with dozens of his colorful drawings, with more pieces propped on a chair beside it

The story behind the work

Every piece starts with the same mindset Ty speaks about — and most of them were drawn mid-conversation.

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