Zeke Estep has been studying people and drawing what he sees since the sunny days of Bert and Ernie. As a student Zeke excelled in art classes. Curious to learn more he enrolled in drawing classes at Meremac College. It was figurative drawing and several other drawing classes with Arther Grunmann that strongly influenced Zeke. Arther Grunmann taught Zeke to shout out with his paintings and Zeke's work continued to grow with each new breakthrough until his life was changed forever. It was during a tumultuous time in his life that Zeke had a premonition of something bad about to happen. Around two o'clock on July 3rd, 1995, Zeke was in a head on collision on Highway 54. After a tense twenty hours, where Zeke's life was in question, he was given a second chance. Zekial had lost the ability to draw with his right hand but with sheer determination and a passion to create Zeke relearned how to draw with his left hand. With a new vision of his mad existence. Zeke seeks to express how beautiful people are. Zeke has recently passed, and will be missed greatly. His artwork is still available as prints only. All proceeds from the sale of Zekes prints go his son.