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Steven Tabbutt
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Morgan Gaynin Inc.
212.475.0440www.morgangaynin.com
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Biography
Having spent most of his childhood in North and South Carolina on military bases, Steven remained down South at Savannah College of Art and Design for his BFA before heading up to SVA for his Masters in 2006. Steven has amassed an amazing number of awards in just these last few years:
Society of Illustrators 50th Annual & Traveling Show, Studio Visit Magazine, HarperCollins' Big Book of Illustration Ideas 2, Communication Arts Illustration Annual 49, American Illustration 25 (Web site) and 26 & 27 (Annual), Spectrum 13 & 14, CMYK, SILA 41, Juxtapoz, Applied Arts 2001 & 2002, 3x3 ProShow 4 & 5, 3x3 directory, 3x3 student annual 2 & 3 Gold, Silver, Bronze and Merit awards), 3x3 magazine issue #7, showcase, 3x3 new talent Web site, 3x3 Creative Convocation Promotion (Gold medal piece used as cover), Creativity magazine new talent contest finalist, Artinfo.com new talent, and SOI 1999 Student Scholarship Annual Show.
Whew!
Steven has a clear vision about his work: "My current work combines classical painting with graphic mark making to create a fantasy reality with logic and rules all its own. I draw influences from lexicons of history, folklore, and fairy tales, and mine the invented histories and characters of past work for self-referential cues".
Society of Illustrators 50th Annual & Traveling Show, Studio Visit Magazine, HarperCollins' Big Book of Illustration Ideas 2, Communication Arts Illustration Annual 49, American Illustration 25 (Web site) and 26 & 27 (Annual), Spectrum 13 & 14, CMYK, SILA 41, Juxtapoz, Applied Arts 2001 & 2002, 3x3 ProShow 4 & 5, 3x3 directory, 3x3 student annual 2 & 3 Gold, Silver, Bronze and Merit awards), 3x3 magazine issue #7, showcase, 3x3 new talent Web site, 3x3 Creative Convocation Promotion (Gold medal piece used as cover), Creativity magazine new talent contest finalist, Artinfo.com new talent, and SOI 1999 Student Scholarship Annual Show.
Whew!
Steven has a clear vision about his work: "My current work combines classical painting with graphic mark making to create a fantasy reality with logic and rules all its own. I draw influences from lexicons of history, folklore, and fairy tales, and mine the invented histories and characters of past work for self-referential cues".
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