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.
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.
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.
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.
