Art is a Powerful Tool for Change!

PROFILE OF WARRIOR RICHARDSON

"Art is a powerful tool for change and I am committed to using it for positive change." - Warrior Richardson

Warrior Richardson is a warrior for Christ. He has coordinated art programs at various detentions centers across the country. Richardson started an art program in a detention center in New Orleans until Hurricane Katrina. Prior to Hurricane Katrina, Richardson lived in the lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans - three blocks from where the levee broke and where twenty-seven foot waves covered homes in that area. Richardson lost everything that could not fit into his Ford Escort and has since relocated to Dallas, Texas.

Richardson is a talented artist with a wealth of experience sharing his craft. He has completed a number of artists’ residencies and his illustrations have appeared in various books, magazines and newspapers (including the Louisiana Weekly, San Francisco Bayview, and Data News). He is also the author of the "Hey, Whoodi" comic strip. Richardson has authored editorial cartoons for the Washington Afro-American and other newspapers in Washington, DC, which involved caricatures of political personalities.

Richardson blessed with the talent of art has many other talents, as well. He has performed as a jazz saxophonist. He has served as a columnist for the Louisiana Weekly. He has worked as a professor at the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s Black Studies Department. He has worked as an economist at the Agency for International Development, and he has worked as a math teacher.

Richardson is also the author of "The Voice of God" Gospel Tract. He sends free copies of his gospel tracts to anyone who requests them. If you would like to request free tracts or if you would like to purchase multiple copies to support his ministry, please see the price list below:

Quantity Price
500 $500
1,000 $705
2,000 $1,064
3,000 $1,372
4,000 $1,679
5,000 $1,987


Delivery can take between 2 - 4 weeks; so, so please be patient.

For more information about Warrior Richardson, visit www.warriorsplace.com or contact him directly at,

Warrior Richardson
1320 Pennsylvania Avenue #201
Dallas, TX 75215
(214) 458-6340