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A compendium of daily image making by Craig Stephens
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- craigstephens
- I am an artist living in Northern California. In 1993 I graduated from U.C. Davis where I took classes from Wayne Thiebaud, Dave Hollowell and Roy DeForest. I currently teach high school art in Placer County California. On this blog I have posted 1000 paintings in as many days. I took a break from that strict schedule for a couple of years but since the beginning of 2014 I have been completing one small painting on a daily basis. The practice of completing a painting a day suits my disposition and aesthetic. I have also found that modeling this sort of daily practice for my students is important. I am making these paintings available on ebay. Thanks for stopping by and check back often if you like what you see.
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- tracks 8x6
- No Hands Bridge #8 8x10
- two trees #2 5.5x6
- art room #6 10x8
- shelf 8x10
- lemon half #2 7x5
- paint brush #2 5x7
- Sentinel Rock #2 11x14
- Sentinel Rock 8x10
- Lower Yosemite Falls 8x10
- avocado half #2 5x5
- avocado half 5x5
- fuji half 5x5
- avocado #7 7x5
- Red Cloud Buttes 14x11
- telephone pole #2 3x8
- orange slice #2 5x5
- bird #2 7x5
- banana #4 7x5
- bartlett #4 7x5
- lemon #5 5x5
- Fair Oaks bridge 10x8
- Kia 10x8
- window shelf 10x8
- peeled clementine #6 5x7
- pumpkin #2 7x5
- bartlett #3 5x7
- interior with sink 10x8
- interior with table saw 12x9
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5 comments:
Nice Work Craig.
I saw your post on my bud Gurney's Blog. We are practically neighbors. I live in Auburn and I am part of Placer Arts. I hope to meet you at some point. I am painting the Concrete Bridge all spring long. If you ever want to join me...you can contact me through my blog.
Thanks a lot Frank!
I loved your humming bird. It's very poignant. Looks like my students had a similar reaction to your family.
Craig,
Now that I step back and look at it, there seems to be a violation of such a poetic animal. It was not my intention but it does show me the power of unintended consequences.
I know what you mean. I've only stumbled upon subjects like this a couple of times. I've tried to paint them as honestly as possible and I hope that shows through. I wonder if James Audubon ever had any misgivings regarding his working method.
If he did...I am sure he did not string them up as I did......;v)
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