ORIGINAL WORKS ON PAPER
About Stacy
Welcome. Since 1994 I have been enjoying creating works on paper including etchings, limited edition prints, monoprints, monotypes, drawings and paintings.
You will see that nature inspires my work - this is a result of my training as a scientific illustrator and the landscape in which I am lucky enough to live. Are you interested in taking a printmaking workshop? I am offering private sessions for groups of up to four in my home studio. Subscribe to my mailing list to learn about time slots for classes. You will also receive updates about new projects and events. Arranging a studio visit to browse my collection of artwork starts with a text or call to (415) 497-2203 or an email to info@stacyfrank.com
You will see that nature inspires my work - this is a result of my training as a scientific illustrator and the landscape in which I am lucky enough to live. Are you interested in taking a printmaking workshop? I am offering private sessions for groups of up to four in my home studio. Subscribe to my mailing list to learn about time slots for classes. You will also receive updates about new projects and events. Arranging a studio visit to browse my collection of artwork starts with a text or call to (415) 497-2203 or an email to info@stacyfrank.com
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Thanks for everyone who stopped by my tent at the Filoli Gardens' Art Walk which showcases forty hand-picked local artists selling their work throughout Filoli’s spacious 16-acre property.
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A lovely, cohesive set of monoprints mounted on cradled panels and framed in oiled fir float frames. A selection of these pieces are now listed in my shop!
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New Workshop Format!
Are you en encaustic, collage or assemblage artist who uses paper in your projects? A Print Day in May studio session using dried vegetation and a variety of paper ephemera inspired this new workshop format. Artists create beautiful layered pieces to keep intact or to use for other art forms.- Upcycled paper including dictionary pages, maps, player piano music rolls, ledgers with handwriting and game cards are used as the base layer. Oil-based inks in a variety of colors and dried vegetation are combined to create intricate shapes.