Jack Jaubert (above)
jackjaubert.com
“[I played] football for LSU from 1968 to 1971. I was the first-string center for the football team in the 1970 and 1971 seasons. The three years following graduation in 1972, I did portraits of the senior players that were in a last-page inside-cover foldout of the football program for three seasons. Other than the program foldouts, I did not pursue LSU artwork until I returned to Baton Rouge in 1987. But then it became one of my many passions.”
Stacey Uffman Blanchard
Lagniappe Frame Shoppe & Gifts | sinkercypressart.com
“I started doing LSU art in 2007. I created the Fleur de Tigré for LSU at that time. The response was overwhelming, and I truly was fueled to do more LSU-related art. I became a collegiate licensed artist. LSU fans are the best supporters of what I love and do every day. My passion for Louisiana shows through in every piece I paint.”
Craig Routh
Routh Studios | routhcollection.com; routhstudios.com
“There are so many interesting things about the LSU culture. I just really enjoy creating artwork that captures it. The subject matter is endless. I’ve done everything from whimsical scenes of tailgating to realistic watercolor paintings of famous football plays, including a 2007 Football National Championship painting.”
Jeff Duke
JBJ Creations, LLC | Find JBJ Creations on Facebook
“There’s just something about being at craft shows and at football games, set up in a tent with my art. It’s always such a good atmosphere, and it’s a feeling like none other when a person walks into your tent and you can talk for minutes on end about LSU football.”
Randy Caminita
Caminita Wildlife | caminitawildlife.com
“I began painting LSU art as a means to accentuate my passion for LSU sports and the institution. This undeniable passion inspires me to challenge my creativity in depicting unique works of art that resonate within those who are truly passionate about LSU.”
