Weird Fishes: Artwork by Ed Stone (1997 to 2021)

Weird Fishes: Artwork by Ed Stone (1997 to 2021)

by Ed Stone
Weird Fishes: Artwork by Ed Stone (1997 to 2021)

Weird Fishes: Artwork by Ed Stone (1997 to 2021)

by Ed Stone

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Overview

An exploration of over 300 paintings, drawings, sculptures, and illustrations by Cincinnati-based artist Ed Stone from 1997 to 2021. This book also includes insight into his creative process and some poetry paired with some of the artwork.

From the Artist:

I create solely for the process and try not to worry much about the finished piece.

And the things I create constantly evolve: from working on translating concise ideas of what I wish to create or capture to simply allowing random sequences of thoughts and ideas to take shape and letting the art form itself.

Other than a title, I rarely describe the meaning behind my art — I prefer my work to be wide open for interpretation. Over time, the feelings and meaning behind a piece of art can evolve, but if I define this for someone with my own intention, I might also prevent this evolution from happening and change how someone might connect with the art.

When I make time to do my art, I can eventually connect to something deeper inside that is wiser, childlike, and primal...which is very helpful to my well-being and helps to keep me balanced. And the process matters most. I actively remind myself to release myself into the moment, breathe, listen to intuition, and play. It's a kind of dance.

More about Ed Stone can be found at EdStoneStudio.com.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9798823111867
Publisher: Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date: 08/31/2022
Pages: 236
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.75(d)

About the Author

I’m Ed Stone, an artist living and working in Cincinnati, Ohio. I have been creating art for most of my life and working as a designer/developer since the mid-90s.

I love the work that I do.

For over 25 years, I’ve been solving problems, working to narrow the gap between humans and tech, and building lasting relationships that I still have today. I enjoy making the complex appear simple and creating emotional connections with the people who use the products I create.

And I have fun.

I create my artwork solely for the process itself and try not to worry about the finished piece.

I rarely describe the meaning behind my art — I prefer my work to be wide open for interpretation. The underlying purpose of a piece of art can evolve over time, but if I define a piece of artwork for someone, I might also prevent this evolution from happening and change how someone connects with the art.

You can learn more about me at EdStoneStudio.com.
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