Zach Schoettler is a Baltimore-based artist. After over ten years of owning and operating the restaurant Jack and Zach Foods in Mount Vernon, Zach put aside his chef hat and once again picked up his fountain pen. Chances are, if you ever came to the restaurant or bought eggs at the Waverly Farmers Market, he remembers what you ordered.
Zach has always loved drawing - and credits his love of animals, playing music, farming, vegetables, and the great outdoors as sources of his inspiration. His work focuses on themes of play, imaginary worlds, systems and machines, natural wonders, and the everyday turned magical.
When Zach is not drawing, he can be found doing one of the many activities that inspire his illustrations - fishing, taking long walks in the woods, cooking, losing at gin rummy, and making fun of his perfectly normal-sized dog, Minnow.
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We're asking artists to choose one notable person, place and object that has inspired them in their journey so far. We're mapping inspiration at a scale never attempted before
Growing up learning from Richard Scarry books has been a life long inspiration. His characters are masterfully full of life and his settings are a wonder to look at in his books.
It’s always hard to pinpoint exact inspiration and they are often changing. If pressed I’d say my dog Minnow is the most inspirational person I know. Also artist like Richard Scarry I’ve found very inspiring. I was born and raised in Baltimore, MD and it is a constant inspiration for my work. I have a copy of Mattias Adolfsson book, “ All in Line” which is my most inspiring object.
I have a copy of Mattias Adolfsson book, “ All in Line” which is my most inspiring object. It is a wonderful collection of his drawings from his journals. It is full of beauty and I draw from it often in my work.
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