Steve Sax 3-D sculptural baseball painting Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers

Steve Sax was born in Brooklyn, N.Y.  Schooled at the Art Students League from 1979-1984, where he studied under famed painter, Harvey Dinnerstein, as well at the School of Visual Arts from1982-1984, where he majored in Fine Arts & Illustration, Steve Sax comes to his work with a traditional Old Master education combined with a current humorous style from his influence of MAD and Cracked magazines, etc.

He has worked as a commercial artist and animator from 1984 to the present. 
Among the highlights of his career are:

	Assistant to Pop Artist, Red Grooms, 1990
	Major interactive mural installation at the Fleet Center, Boston, MA, commissioned by Fox Sports Net, 2001
	One-Man-Show at the Butler Museum, Salem, MA, 1998 (see attached newspaper article)
	Sports paintings exhibited at Mickey Mantle’s Bar/Restaurant, NYC
	Sports paintings exhibited at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY
	Sax’s illustration and cartoon work has been published in such notable newspapers as The New York Times and national magazines including Forbes, Golf Illustrated and Ad Age
	Plus over 50 commissioned murals by companies including Estee Lauder, Aramis, AT&T and IBM

During his long and varied art career, Steve Sax has been a successful commercial and fine artist, as well as a cartoon illustrator and animator with works appearing worldwide in such places as Israel and Japan.

Murals are in many states, most recently commissioned TD North Bank Center in Boston, MA – interactive animated 100 x 40 foot mural.

Sax's artwork is in many private collections