Chinatown art exhibit 'A Dodger a Day' is one local artist's tribute to the boys in blue

A new Dodger-themed art show is on display in Chinatown. Plus, it's free.
Friday, April 23, 2021
CHINATOWN (KABC) -- Eduardo Gómez created a new Dodger drawing or painting every day for more than 100 days during the pandemic.

"'Dodger A Day' is 119 works that I completed during quarantine on 119 consecutive days, which paralleled the postponement of the Dodgers 2020 season home opener," said Gómez.
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The local artist is a longtime Dodgers fan.

When the season home open got delayed due to the pandemic, he grabbed a pencil.

"Most of them are ambidextrous, which I drew left handed and I painted right handed," he said.

Gómez said he started creating the oversized Dodger baseball cards because it helped keep him excited about the team.
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The Dodgers went on to win the 2020 World Series. So, he created a trophy to complete the collection.



"I got to watch the team win the World Series and everything just fell into place. It felt like it was meant to be. I feel like I kind of blessed the team with my series before the season began," he said.

You can check out his art show 'A Dodger A Day' for free at Eastern Project Gallery through May 15th.
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