Part of the Americans in Paris series. This sold to a friend of mine who was very good at showing up to my openings. I'm glad she has it.
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This is the life of Carl Stevens, if you feel like following along. A diary of sorts. Living a kind of bizarre life and decided to make it available to the masses. Comments welcomed.
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About Me
- Carl
- Been in 40 countries or so, like gardening, can sing, have gallery representation for my paintings... Now I'm trying to get a life. Not focused at marketing my paintings. A gallery in Boston has some of my stuff but not down here. Need more. Can't seem to focus. Anybody willing to help with comments or advice drop a line.
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- Writing a book
- To all
- "Three Men", 8.5 " by 11", acrylic on paper, 2004...
- "Man with Cats"16" by 12", acrylic on paper, 2004
- Sold
- Started eating
- "God creating man", photograph, 2007Carl and road ...
- Pete
- Pete
- This is Michael. I lost two from this litter to p...
- "Solo" was the first of the blue musicians series....
- I created these guys in South America. It was the...
- Psycho series came from the feelings I experienced...
- Whoever wants to market me
- To Matt
- Found some food, in the parking lot.
- Update, July... something, maybe 13th. It's Sunday
- "Self Portrait" This was done several years ago, ...
- "Sailors in Paris" This was one of the "Americans...
- "Finale' with Pipers" I created this one while in...
- "American Woman" I'll have to check on the year o...
- "Asleep on a pink wolf" One of the dog series, wh...
- "Alone in the bedroom" This is how I felt after a ...
- "Cozy Bedroom". These are places I created by thi...
- "Cozy Room" This ended up being the cover for a s...
- "Yellow Tulips"16" by 12", acrylic on paper, 2006.
- "Walter's Chair" 12" by 16", acrylic on paper, 2006.
- "Overstuffed Chair"12" by 16", acrylic on paper, 2...
- "Country Kitchen"12" by 16", acrylic on paper, 2006.
- I've got to run to the gallery now. We've got an ...
- This was how I had the apartment upstairs. The do...
- This is the first piece I ever bought. It was mad...
- Here's my seamen's desk that I am trying to keep d...
- This is the top of a beautiful Chinese piece I'm t...
- "Naked in Paris". She likes to take off her cloth...
- "Parisian apartment in morning".34" by 48", acryli...
- Here's me washing my clothes in the sink at work. ...
- Part of the Americans in Paris series. This sold ...
- Got to leave cyber now and walk the dogs. Check i...
- "Fading Memories" is supposed to tell the story of...
- The name of that image with the guy dressing up li...
- I cracked up the entire time, which was a few mont...
- This is one of the first paintings I did up in Ste...
- I gather water in these for all my needs.
- This thing helps. At least I don't need to bury m...
- La Cafe'
- Here's a problematic place. This water main keeps...
- Gotta keep the shoes up or the dogs eat them. They...
- Pete
- "The Window"12" by 16", acrylic on canvas, 2006.
- Sold
- This is from the series I did while in South Ameri...
- How cool is that?
- To Poo Rang
- On the one hand, taking the job takes me out of th...
- Anybody got any advise? I need to decide on takin...
- This is how I had my bedroom before I had to disma...
- Sold
- This is the tent I got at GoodWill a year or two a...
- I'm making a meditation wheel in the back yard so ...
- This is the painting chosen by Robert Rosenblum, t...
- Here's the image John my neighbor chose for the pr...
- This is where the water goes when it rains. It co...
- My antique bed and other stuff piled up.
- Getting ready for work in the gallery bathroom. Ha.
- Ankles not really this big, weird angle. Washing ...
- Crammed my stuff in this basement.
- Here is were we sleep now, in the corridor between...
- May have this working. Anyone able to read this?
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3 comments:
This is my other favorite one:) 'Lil pooch!
Ya, I needed to squeeze that guy in there. For me, he is actually the center of the painting. That painting lives in Baltimore now in a nice home. It means so much to me when someone wants these things so much they have to buy them.
By the way, I love this fact that you comment on my stuff. Thanks.
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