Stephanie Johnson Murals & More
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| Blog Name: | Stephanie Johnson Murals & More |
| Url: | http://stephaniejohnsonmurals.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | murals, artists, painting |
| Description: | Residential or commercial wall murals, indoor or outdoor, cartoony or realistic. Put my 24 years of artistic experience to work for you to design the mural of your dreams! I also do fine art on any material, cake decorating, sewing, whittling, teach art classes, etc. Commissions welcomed! |
| Popularity: | 25 Followers |
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Pop Pop in Paris
Cottonwood's theme for their October Artwalk was "Dia de los Muertos," or "Day of the Dead," a Mexican holiday that celebrates loved ones who have passed away. Typically, the artwork depicting this holiday includes macabre images, skeletons, cemeteries, a
Cottonwood's theme for their October Artwalk was "Dia de los Muertos," or "Day of the Dead," a Mexican holiday that celebrates loved ones who have passed away. Typically, the artwork depicting this holiday includes macabre images, skeletons, cemeteries, a
Starsmore Recycling Bin
Back in June? July? I painted a recycling bin for the City of Colorado Springs. I did the Labyrinth, with goblins on one side and the M.C. Escher scene on the other. It's now in the lobby of the City Administration Building at 30 S. Nevada (& Colorado, northwest corner), so if you get a chance to go there, keep an eye
Back in June? July? I painted a recycling bin for the City of Colorado Springs. I did the Labyrinth, with goblins on one side and the M.C. Escher scene on the other. It's now in the lobby of the City Administration Building at 30 S. Nevada (& Colorado, northwest corner), so if you get a chance to go there, keep an eye
Labyrinth is DONE!
I started this Labyrinth painting in 2006. I invested 5 months and over 60 hours into it before I lost the DVD cover. I met a woman at a birthday party in June while I was in MD for my daughter's graduation, and she had a copy of the correct DVD cover and mailed it to my studio so that I could finish it. Now, 3 months and over 30 hours later, it's done.I waited until after taking a portrait class with local Colorado Springs artist Dan Schultz to do Jareth, and the difference between Sarah and Jareth is enormous! Almost to the point where I want to re-do Sarah. But the painting in its current state says a lot about the growth I've made
I started this Labyrinth painting in 2006. I invested 5 months and over 60 hours into it before I lost the DVD cover. I met a woman at a birthday party in June while I was in MD for my daughter's graduation, and she had a copy of the correct DVD cover and mailed it to my studio so that I could finish it. Now, 3 months and over 30 hours later, it's done.I waited until after taking a portrait class with local Colorado Springs artist Dan Schultz to do Jareth, and the difference between Sarah and Jareth is enormous! Almost to the point where I want to re-do Sarah. But the painting in its current state says a lot about the growth I've made
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