The Art of Ed Stephens
Ed has done hundreds of paintings and cards. Of the items on this website, either the original painting or a print of same is available and can be purchased, unless otherwise indicated.
If you are interested in obtaining prints or paintings, please email Ed via the form on the "Contact Ed" page. In the event that you have emailed him but have not yet received a reply, Ed will make every effort to contact you soon.
Please follow the links below to view some of Ed's creations:
Paintings and Cards:
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Please sit back and enjoy some of Ed's work.
Ed Stephens graduated from Texas Tech University with a degree in Architecture. He was a partner for many years in his own architecture and engineering firm in Lubbock, Texas. While practicing architecture, he did watercolor renderings of his own designed buildings.
Stephens taught in the architecture department of Texas Tech University on an adjunct basis. He was also an instructor in the interior design department at Lubbock Christian University. Stephens has taken watercolor workshops fom Frank Webb, Tom Lynch, Betty Lynch and Harold Phenix.
While in Lubbock, Stephens presented thirteen 30-minute programs entitled "Exploring Watercolor" on KTXT-TV, Lubbock's public television station. He has conducted workshops in Texas and New Mexico, including two one-week workshops at the Hill Country Arts Foundation in Ingram, Texas. In addition, he has taught classes and private lessons in watercolor.
Stephens' work hangs in banks, professional office buildings and in private collections throughout the United States. He also has paintings hanging in a private collection in Eastern Europe.
"Watercolor should be exciting, fun and rewarding to every watercolor artist," is Stephens' attitude. Stephens is currently retired from the practice of architecture and living in Mesquite, TX.
Stephens taught in the architecture department of Texas Tech University on an adjunct basis. He was also an instructor in the interior design department at Lubbock Christian University. Stephens has taken watercolor workshops fom Frank Webb, Tom Lynch, Betty Lynch and Harold Phenix.
While in Lubbock, Stephens presented thirteen 30-minute programs entitled "Exploring Watercolor" on KTXT-TV, Lubbock's public television station. He has conducted workshops in Texas and New Mexico, including two one-week workshops at the Hill Country Arts Foundation in Ingram, Texas. In addition, he has taught classes and private lessons in watercolor.
Stephens' work hangs in banks, professional office buildings and in private collections throughout the United States. He also has paintings hanging in a private collection in Eastern Europe.
"Watercolor should be exciting, fun and rewarding to every watercolor artist," is Stephens' attitude. Stephens is currently retired from the practice of architecture and living in Mesquite, TX.
"Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres."
1 Corinthians 13:4-7 (New International Version)
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