BASEBALL ARTIST - FRANK GALASSO                    

Frankie Galasso has been a sports cartoonist since 1987 and made his start with the Evening Times of Pawtucket. While working two jobs, he self-syndicated his editorial and sports cartoons into 36 newspapers across the country, including The Boston Globe. In 1999, Frankie became the regularly featured sports cartoonist for the Providence Journal and also started creating lithograph’s, starting with “Memories of McCoy” for the Pawtucket Red Sox. In 2000, he was picked by New York Post Sportsweek as the exclusive sports cartoonist. Since then, he has gone on to win several New England Press Awards,and was even inducted to his hometown of Cranston, Rhode Island's Hall of Fame. In 2006, Frankie, a musical composer as well, composed and recorded the hit song ‘Come to Papi’ with his band FIVE22 for David Ortiz. The song was used on David Ortiz Night at Fenway Park.

SELECT AN ARTIST: Banchick, Jonathan Borzilleri, Kris Briggs, Mike Creedon, Lauren Davis, Gary DeRoy, Chris Farano, Justyn Fox, Brian Galasso, Frank McNeil, Kevin Miller, Arthur K. Miller-Havens, Susan Olsen, Dave Otterstad, Opie Patrick, Roger Portnoy, Neal Shorey, Dave Speakman, Chris Waitkus, Mark Wells, Vernon

Frank Galasso Artwork sampling: David Ortiz of the Boston Red Sox "Red Sox Home Run Record"   Dustin Pedroia of the Boston Red Sox "American League Gold Glove"   Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox "A Tribute to Ted Williams"   Carlton Fisk of the Boston Red Sox "A Tribute to Carlton Fisk"   Stepping on 1918 David Ortiz of the Boston Red Sox