Blue City 1 Painting

Nate Stewart - Artist I am preparing to do 3 works on canvass, each 6' X 9', The works are to be offered here at Saatchi Art, they are to be a Space Scene, if however you would like one or all three done in a certain way or color scheme, just let a curator know, they can get the ball rolling and get your information and present it to me and I can get back with you and make sure everything is like you are wanting. I am also preparing to paint for myself a 19' x 100' wall Muriel on a 3,000 square foot brick building I have down town. I started drawing early in school being fascinated with pencil sketches and shading, essentially becoming aware of how shades and shadowing create a 3D effect on a flat surface. I continued on discovering the various method’s of expression and application’s used in the traditional medium’s. I used these medium’s and method’s to express the creative idea’s from within as well as for the interpretation and replication of various inspirational images that are all around us. During the 22 years that I owned and operated Nate Stewart Advertizing, my experience in art grew and my abilities were refined as I produced graphic art for local and national companies, organization’s and association’s. Having established myself as a commercial artist, I have turned my focus toward fine art and has been creating art of the abstract expression and fantasy distinction. I am working with spray can and acrylic pour on canvass and other substraits, with various augmentation’s and or combination’s of both techniques to create works that to me are vibrant, inspiring and intriguing. I am focused on the creative side however, as much as subject matter is a motivation, the techniques employed and the different way’s they can be used are a factor equal to subject matter as far as my motivation for creating. Sometimes the subject matter is not the important element factor, it is the method and technique employed that is the important thing and is what makes the work special as it could be applied to any subject matter and the beauty would still be present. Sometimes the subject matter is chosen solely for it’s affinity for the method and the technique and not it’s identity.