Hi, I'm Bobby Nash.  Thanks for visiting my website.  I hope you'll take some time to look through my artwork samples.  I am a portrait artist working primarily in the area of realism.  Although I've been inspired early in my career by artists such as Norman Rockwell, Paul Gauguin, and Boris Valejo,  I have honed my talent over the years and developed my own unique style.  I hope you like it.

I've done artwork for many different venues, including two book covers, political cartoons posted at
ArtistMarket.com, contributions to high-school groups, Tall's newsletter (the At Large League, a prison-based juvenile awareness advocacy group), and the Prisons Foundation (a D.C.-based organization that showcases prison art to the public).  I've even had my art displayed in an ashram in Oakland, California!

Why so much prison-related work?  It's all about working in your community---and my community is the Morgan Correctional Complex in Wartburg, Tennessee.  I'm an inmate.  Developing my artistic talent is how I cope with incarceration.  It is my vocation, my passion, and my salvation.  It is a blessing in my life that I want to share with others.  Through the kind support of George Hannye, a SCORE volunteer in Knoxville, Tennessee, I have been able to post my art on this website and hopefully reach those who understand what it is meant to convey.