Shea Ramone Justice, Illustrator, was born in Roxbury, Massachusetts. After attending Boston English High School (’88) He went to Boston University (SFA ’93), where the majority of the time he studied Art Education and Political Science. Shea has taught in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and in the Boston Public Schools.
The Boston People’s Voice newspaper and various other small print publishers have hired him to do freelance illustrations for their publications. He now teaches at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School. Shea counts Romare Bearden, Charles White, and assorted cartoonists such as Alex Raymond as influences.
He continually draws sketches of his son in various stages of growth for an exhibit he’s planning for his kid’s eighteenth birthday. He is a member of BMAG, Boston’s Metropolitan Artists’ Guild.
Shea's
work is displayed window of the CVS at the Grove Hall Mecca.
