Stacy's Paintings and Ephemeral Views
A place to view and ask to purchase beautiful, impressionistic paintings of Stacy Schimbeck.
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Rockin' the studio, June 2013
I've been wanting to get some nice southern utah genre paintings and landscape paintings going. It is great to work a little larger. This painting is 24 x 30 and the light just glows.
Sold.
Sold.
Sold.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Barns
Stacy loves painting old barns, and does a fabulous job of getting great lighting. He loves the textures in the wood and other materials. He especially loves the different colors in metal corrugated roofing. Look for more of these to show up.
Damn Chickens
Damn Chickens |
This one is not a black and white painting, but actually has vibrant reds, yellows, browns, and whites. This is the only picture of it as it sold in its first showing. |
This is a long, skinny painting, and will need a custom frame. This painting has since sold.
This is also in a private collection.
Mountain Men, Cowboys and Other People
This is a mountain man who lives in our neighborhood. |
I love the romanticism of cowboy art.
This next one is of my niece, Megan. It became her wedding gift.
This piece was commissioned, but we still have the painting. They wanted a self portrait as a Scott on the golf course.
This guy looks like he is cheating at poker.
This was a commissioned piece.
A duck hunter and a fairy. I love the translucent wings.
Labels:
Cowboy,
fairy,
fisherman,
fishing,
Girl,
Golf,
hunter,
kilt,
Megan,
Mountain Man,
Scottish,
Wildflowers
Saturday, February 2, 2013
A Few Landscapes
One of the favorites, Grafton, Utah |
Brian Head
One of Stacy's favorite colors is yellow. He loves the amber tones of dry grass and the fall. He excels at depicting golden outdoor light.
Pine Valley |
Stacy also uses pastel colors in landscapes. This gives a wonderful, lazy feeling of late summer.
Me fishing with Stacy in Logan before we had any children. |
The Smokey Mountains
This landscape of St. George Overlook is sold.
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