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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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- Black Bowl with Cherries 5x7
- Light Bulb #3 5x7
- Rusty Pliers #2 5x7
- Key #2 5x7
- Salt and pepper #4 5x7
- PBJ #3 7x7
- Wonder Bread 7x7
- Cherries in a Creamer 5x7
- Toy Truck 5x7
- Vise Grips 4x10
- Wood Chisel #2 5x7
- Big Channel Locks #2 4x10
- Rubber Duck 5x7
- Kisses 5x7
- Salt and Pepper #3 5x7
- Hot Dog 5x7
- Watermelon #3 5x7
- Butter Knife 4x10
- Key in a Shot Glass 5x7
- Stubby Phillips 5x7
- Church Key 5x7
- Cantaloupe 5x7
- Crayon Shot 5x7
- Key 5x7
- Art Room Window 7x7
- Wood Plane #2 5x7
- Pencil Sharpener 5x7
- Red Pepper 5x7
- Big Channel Locks 5x7
- Orange Screwdriver 4x10
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2 comments:
Another favorite! And how to you decide whether the tools are vertical or horizontal? I was having this discussion with a friend that is a pastel painter and she did this wonderful pair of scissors. She could not decide which way to frame it. Her scissors reminded me of your paintings and I told her about you.
Thanks for looking Lisa!
I do so many paintings that I think I automatically assume I will eventually paint all of my tools both vertically and horizontally. That said, I often look at the shadow the object is casting and I pick the orientation that is most interesting to me at the moment
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