Rick Stevens takes you inside his studio in Santa Fe, NM. See his work at Kay Contemporary Art located at 600 Canyon Road in Santa Fe, NM or online at www.kaycontemporaryart.com
@@kaycontemporaryart6284 I only have a handful of small size oil bars. I wrap each one tightly in cling-film/food wrap after using them, to help stop a skin forming so that I don't have to keep peeling off the skin before use.
I'm enjoying seeing your videos. Your paintings are easy to look at, very pleasant. I love the colors you combine. I didn't know about the oil crayons before. Looks like fun to create with.
I now have a seriously bad case of studio envy. I've always wondered about using those oil paint sticks. Some pretty impressive results. But I have no doubt that's from years of hard work and experimentation. I shouldn't have watched this - I really can't afford them. But It looks like I'm going to have to try a set of oil paint sticks.
Your paintings are really lovely. Love seeing your supplies and studio. I have never seen the bars before. I paint in watercolour in a corner of a room so your studio is pretty amazing! (I found the sound a bit low). Thanks for the video, very enjoyable.
My gosh thank you for sharing your studio with us. My name is Brad and I live in Portland Oregon. I'm a color pencil artist and always love to see other artists work and the environment they use for work and inspiration. Very cool!
Hello Rick, I'm Franca from Italy. You have a wonderful studio. I would love to have some of your opinion about my paintings, yours are fantastics. I started painting six years ago at the age of 53 years old. Thank you for showed us your paintings.
Rick me gusta mucho su pintura. La mesa llena ¿De qué? ¿Son pasteles? No conocía esos, tal vez porque no pinto. No son pomos de óleo porque no tienen tapas.
Beautiful paintings. I would have liked to see a bit more of them rather than such quick glimpses. But...I just found you so will look to see if you have other videos.
