Ernie Marjoram Fine Art
Biography

Ernie Marjoram (b. 1954, Rochester, NY) received a BS in Environmental Design from Cal Poly Pomona, including a year in Florence, Italy. He has taught art & design at Woodbury University, Art Center and has been teaching in the Production Design department at the American Film Institute since 1999. Ernie has also  been teaching independent art classes and workshops in the Los Angeles area since 2004.

Upon returning from Italy, Ernie received an architectural license and practiced architecture for 15 years. In 1995 he established his own consulting firm specializing in illustration for the building and entertainment industries. In addition to designing and illustrating numerous architectural and interior design projects Ernie has worked on major theme park entertainment ventures for Walt Disney Imagineering and Universal Studios.

In 2003 Ernie began exhibiting his own personal art and has held solo exhibits at the Ebell Club in Los Angeles (2008) and the Fine Artists Factory in Pasadena (2005). As an Artist Member of the California Art Club, Ernie’s painting Arno Reflections was selected for the 97^th Annual Gold Medal Exhibition at the Pasadena Museum of Contemporary Art. He has also participated in group shows at Whites Gallery, The Fine Artists Factory and Descanso Gardens. In 2008 his painting Shelter from the Rain won First Prize in a regional art competition at Ironstone Vineyards and in 2005 Ernie won an Honorable Mention from Artist’s Magazine for his painting Summer in Paris.

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