Sunday Evening Art Gallery — David Stoupakis

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David Stoupakis is an American artist known for his captivating and introspective artworks that blend elements of surrealism, dark fantasy, and emotional narrative.Stoupakis’ artistic journey began with formal training at the Art institute of Boston, where he honed his skills in traditional techniques while developing a distinctive style characterized by haunting imagery and intricate details.His paintings often feature ethereal figures, frequently children, infused with a sense of melancholy and mystery.Stoupakis’ works explore themes of innocence, loss, and transformation, drawing viewers into poignant narratives that resonate on both personal and universal levels.With a meticulous approach to composition and of light and shadow, Stoupakis creates atmospheric pieces that evoke a profound emotional response.Emerging during the Lowbrow art movement, the artist quickly garnered attention for his unique blend of beauty and darkness.His works explore themes of innocence, loss, and transformation, drawing viewers into poignant narratives that resonate on both personal and universal levels.More of David Stoupakis’ beautiful and dark art can be found at https://davidstoupakis.bigcartel.com/.

 

 

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I am a writer of fantasy fiction that often surrounds middle-aged women. I am a married mother of two and granny to three, a BoHo Chic kinda gal. I am recently retired and busier than when I worked 9-5. But writing and blogging is my main game.

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    2. I vividly recall that when I moved out of the house and the bedroom we shared, growing up, she painted the walls enameled yellow and used black ink to draw pictures of demons, decapitated beings, and bloody faces (without eyes) hanging from vicious looking trees. The one picture that haunted me for years, was what looked like a pizza oven, with a man/figure loading a body on a shovel, into the opening with flames shooting out.

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      1. Holy Moley! What a vivid and terrifying and amazing imagination. I hope that all that wildness was in her creative streak, not her life. Is she still painting? I remember painting a three panel landscape of floating islands (kinda like in Avatar). I also painted a ribbon across my apartment wall. Must have made the landlord happy…..

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        1. LOVE the ribbon across the apartment wall… Yes, she is still doing artistic projects. People come far and wide for her annual Halloween displays on our front lawn (yes, we collectively inherited the family home and all 3 of us siblings share it) her bloody baby dolls, tree of bloody body parts and Jack Skellingtons everywhere are but a bit of what she creates. I have written and published 3 books of haiku poetry for photos taken of her work. The first was BooKu, and still my favorite,

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