Marina-based David Hohmann picked up a pencil in elementary school and he never stopped drawing. His newest exhibit, Spill Paint Dig That Color, is now on display at Gill Gallery of the Pacific Grove Art Center. Hohmann’s work is influenced by Saturday morning cartoons he enjoyed in the 1960s and pen illustrations from undergrad magazines and music posters. “Every drawing starts fresh, with no preconceived plan,” he shared on his website. “I create as I draw. I let the artwork ‘piece’ itself together.” Acknowledged for its eye for detail, Hohmann’s pieces combine watercolor, acrylic, pen and ink. His motto for the current show is: “Life is too short for dull colors.” 568 Lighthouse Ave., Pacific Grove. Open noon-5pm Wednesday to Saturday; 1-4pm on Sundays.
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