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This is place to showcase some of my art work, as well as my opinions on art, which I will be adding to from time to time. It is a work in progress, just like the life of any artist. You can contact me directly about my art, your art or just art in general at: bud.evans.kc@gmail.com ~ Thank you!
Sunday, September 13, 2009
A Short Movie Presentation of My Artwork by "Bud" E. Lewis Evans
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
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Sunday, October 21, 2007
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Thursday, October 26, 2006
An Artist's Statement
by "Bud" E. Lewis Evans M.A. (Studio Art)
The product of an artist's life demands notice, just as an author's stories beg to be told. That is the nature of all storytellers. I believe that art is both feeling and knowing; it is part history and prophecy; it is both legacy and change. Thus books are written; stories are told; sculpture and painting abound to chronicle the artist's journeys within, and to share his reflections with those who will not or cannot traverse their own mind-scapes.
I believe that an artist is supposed to be, by both nature and design, especially equipped to thrust his consciousness into the very fabric of his being. He must be free to labor and to give birth to the amalgam of his heart and intellect -- with no need to justify it and without ever having to reason why. Art is what defines him; it is who he is, not just what he does.
The product of an artist's life demands notice, just as an author's stories beg to be told. That is the nature of all storytellers. I believe that art is both feeling and knowing; it is part history and prophecy; it is both legacy and change. Thus books are written; stories are told; sculpture and painting abound to chronicle the artist's journeys within, and to share his reflections with those who will not or cannot traverse their own mind-scapes.
I believe that an artist is supposed to be, by both nature and design, especially equipped to thrust his consciousness into the very fabric of his being. He must be free to labor and to give birth to the amalgam of his heart and intellect -- with no need to justify it and without ever having to reason why. Art is what defines him; it is who he is, not just what he does.
Large Acyrlic on Wood Panel Painting created for my Master's Production Thesis ~ 82" x 38" (2nd Example)
Friday, May 26, 2006
Thursday, May 25, 2006
Sunday, March 05, 2006
Samples from my children's book, "Wendy and the Dust Devil" -- these show the various stages of development of the illustrations. (Click to enlarge)
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