Artist Information:
Steve Hendrickson
Mount Vernon, WA
United States
Member Since: May 2002
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Artist Statement:
In 1971 I enrolled in a Life
Drawing class at Portland
State University. I have been
drawing the figure in
charcoal, pencil, and pastel
on a relatively consistent
basis since that inception.
Although my creative pursuit
has intensified relatively
late, I have always been aware
of the internal dormant
pressure to explore and expand
my creative potential.
Creating art is a factor in my
life that helps me achieve
alignment, spiritual vitality,
and anima.
I am primarily self-taught.
The few formal drawing
classes, oil painting
workshops, my participation in
figure drawing groups, and
Northwest Stone Sculptor’s
Symposiums are the significant
sources of formal art training
I have experienced. Most of my
learning experience and
influence as it relates to the
wide spectrum of art, I have
absorbed through visiting
galleries and museums, both in
the US and in Western Europe,
studying various artist’s work
through books, knowing various
artists and exploring their
methodologies and
philosophies, participating in
Life Drawing groups on an
ongoing basis, and having an
unbridled interest in life’s
experience and the cosmos at
large. The main focus of my
work is involved with
variations focusing on the
transformational and
conceptual aspects of
portraiture. ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
“JIM HELTSLEY ANNUAL SCULPTURE
SHOW”. July 29-August 06,
2005; Edmonds, WA
"BARE IMAGES 2005", July 9,
2005, 10:00am-5:00pm, Lake
Association Reacreation Club
(LARC), 21700 SR 9, Mount
Vernon, WA 98274
"EDMONDS ART FESTIVAL", JUNE
17-19, 2005, 10:00am-9:00pm
Friday & Saturday,
10:00am-6...
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Steve Hendrickson's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Steve Hendrickson's Portfolio. Browse Hendrickson's body of work: In 1971 I enrolled in a Life Drawing class at Portland State University. I have been drawing the figure in charcoal, pencil, and pastel on a relatively consistent basis since that inception. Although my creative pursuit has intensified relatively late, I have always been aware of the internal dormant pressure to explore and expand my creative potential. Creating art is a factor in my life that helps me achieve alignment, spiritual vitality, and anima.
I am primarily self-taught. The few formal drawing classes, oil painting workshops, my participation in figure drawing groups, and Northwest Stone Sculptor’s Symposiums are ... |
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Portrait of a Woman 92304, 2004
Pastel,
24 x 36 inches
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Figure 92904, 2004
Charcoal Drawing,
30 x 36 X 1 inches
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figure 72204, 2004
Charcoal Drawing,
36 x 30 X 1 inches
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Figure 82604, 2004
Charcoal Drawing,
30 x 36 X 1 inches
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Figure 9204, 2004
Charcoal Drawing,
36 x 30 X 1 inches
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Figure 81204, 2004
Charcoal Drawing,
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