Ep 81 – Adrienne Stein: Enthusiasm and Grace

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John Dalton – gently does it . . .

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I had a lovely conversation with Adrienne Stein in Colorado. Adrienne paints dreamy visions of a beautiful world, classically realist in style, highly detailed in execution. She has won numerous awards and participated in many group and solo shows. Her work is much sought after and collected within America and around the world.

We talk about county Kerry, Andrew Lloyd Webber, roadkill, and of course art, lots of art and painting . . .

Here are the main points of what we talk about:

Laguna College of Art & Design,
Contemporary art training,
Sculpture,
Critiques,
Creative lulls,
Life experience,
Triggers,
Recording ideas,
Working from life,
Photoshop,
Colour studies,
Palette,
Details,
Art history,
RJD Gallery fire,
Underlying theme to work,
Poetry,
Pre-Raphaelite parallels,
Social media,
Most moving painting to make,
Artistic challenges,
Enthusiasm,

To find out more about Adrienne and her work
http://adriennestein.com/

Most moving painting to make . . .

La Fete Sauvage by Adrienne Stein — La Fete Sauvage

Referenced in the podcast . . .

My article about the fire at RJD Gallery
http://www.johndalton.me/rjd-gallery-fire/

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6 responses to “Ep 81 – Adrienne Stein: Enthusiasm and Grace”

February 27, 2017
Paula Mckone
An interview worth listening to as an artist!
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August 13, 2017
Frank Serrano
Great conversation, great questions. Really enjoyed it.
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1. August 15, 2017
  John Dalton
  Thank you Frank, I’m glad you enjoyed it.
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2. May 23, 2024
  Alyssa Aleksanian
  Listening again to these interviews is such a treat. I’ve noticed John that you’re loading up some of these older interviews on your brilliant YouTube channel. Are any Adrienne Stein interviews in the plan to be loaded?
  Thanks again For the brilliant interviews x
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April 19, 2019
Kerry Collins
I came to your podcast via Adrienne’s website. This is a great interview and now I m going to delve into the rest of your work to keep me company as I paint. Thanks
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June 6, 2019
Damian Osborne
Nice interview, I really liked Adrienne’s views on Holbein and using a limited palette since I am similarly inspired. I love her artwork. And I really resonated with this interview. Also I’ve been listening to your podcasts almost everyday these past 2 moths while painting and doing yoga 🙂 Thanks John for all the interesting conversations. Greetings from the deep south, Cape Town, South Africa.
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