Micsteph

@micsteph.bsky.social

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Artist, Painter, Music. Love Dogs and Cats. Love Nature. Lifelong Dem💙 Very concerned for our Country right now. U TUBE: #Aaron Parnas, #ive Had It, #IHIPnews, & others. LISTS: #NCDems #ImportantVoices #FineArt #painting #artist #creative

Blue Bird with a giant red beak.
Oil portrait of a boy holding his dog
12x14” funny blue chicken with big head feathers and black spots. by gel print Print and acrylic paints
Charcoal drawing on gel plate, back painted with acrylic, pulled from plate, fine tuned with more paint. Red bird with gold highlights.
Funky Chicken, pulled off a gel plate with a green background.
Charcoal sketch printed on gel print. Paint applied. Pick up paint layer applied and pulled. More painting to finish.
Charcoal sketch first, stencil and paint, used for border, all acrylic pens for color. Pulled with white paint.
12 x 14”. Gel print and Acrylic paints handled like watercolor.
Bird. Semi realistic. Gel print pulled; more acrylic.
Acrylic paint on gel plate. Pulled a print. Fine tuned the painting
Charcoal sketch; acrylic pens and paint directly on the paint. Pulled, then more painting/glazing.
The Monks and their dog, walk for Peace
Photo of 2 ballet dancers
Abstract print with bronze, gold, and green
News article about ICE coming to Raleigh, NC
Gel plate printing with Acrylic paint. Vague leaf in red. Art in creams, reds, bronze and gold.
Predominance in Red. Painted, printed, poured variety of papers. 22”x28”
Gel printed papers, acrylic paints, Collage in reds, gold, white, grey.
Large bird created with Oil Pastels
(Early try) at a figurative gel print
Gel print with stencils
Large Pastel painting (by M Weeda) of a baby playing with a water hose.
Gel print on exam table paper. Light blue, stencil, dark blue, gold
Watercolr sketch of Chris Cornell
Drawing and printing of a rooster, with acrylic paints, on a gel plate.
Pulled a scribbled pastel image, hand painted some parts and rolled on acrylic. Dried and pulled.
My Sheltie boy! People mistake them for “mini” Collies.
A sketch of a woman (my Mom) and my Son, from many many years ago (love)
Pastel Portrait of my Great Niece as a baby. Too many years ago!
Sculpty clay with colored pencil. And, stamped face, enhanced with paint.