Stevie Sobers - Art Portfolio

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Colorful Maximalist Artwork

Browse my collection of my best original colorful maximalist artwork below and VIEW ALL for an in depth description for every piece. This collection consists of both digital and acrylic mediums created within the last 2 years. Colorful maximalist artwork holds a special place in my heart because it is the style that made me finally feel like the artist I am; being a perfectionist, I never allowed myself to create freely due to the fear of imperfection, but throughout the creation of this collection, I discovered myself, not only as an artist but as a person.

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Hidden Garden

Medium: Acrylic on stretched canvas
Size: 11x14 inches

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Medium: Acrylic on paper
Size: 9x12 inches

This warm colored floral artwork screams beauty and whimsy. Gold leaves and intricate line work allowed me to capture the beauty of multiple flowers while creating a warm and inviting energy to the whole piece. This artwork will be sold framed and ready to hang.

Baby Blue Blooms

Medium: Acrylic on stretched canvas
Size: 16x20 inches

“Baby Blue Blooms” felt like a transformative piece the entire time I was creating. Prior to this painting, I never planned out my bouquets or flower placement because I believed that it hindered my creative process. I am someone who isn’t the best with change so I was nervous to put in extra work on something I wasn’t sure was going to work, but “Baby Blue Blooms” helped me break out of this fear mold. I decided to ditch the dripping paint for this piece because It felt much more whimsical without. I added silver rather than gold to match its cool toned theme and have really fallen in love with this piece as a whole.

Depths of Beauty

Medium: Acrylic on paper
Size: 9x12 inches

Depths of Beauty is the first physical artwork I created where I landed into the line work on each flower; prior to this piece I focused mostly on leaf and botanical line work in fear of “covering” or “ruining” the hard work f my floral painting. After creating this piece, I decided to embrace this style much more frequently allowingg me to present a new perspective into my artistic style.

Another Lifetime

“Another Lifetime” is an original acrylic piece on stretched 10x10 inch canvas. This was designed and painted as a gift for my grandmother who is sick and isn’t able to be in physical contact with my family. Her favorite animal is a giraffe and I wanted to capture the animal’s obvious beauty, but also adorn it with whimsical maximalist details to add a sense of “whimsy” to the piece. I am a big believer in spirituality and rebirth and decided to name this piece “another lifetime” because its beauty is a world in which I hope my Grandma remembers when she receives this gift.

Spring Awakening

Title “Spring Awakening” (Maximalist Meadows 5)
Size 16x20
Medium Acrylic

Another addition to my ‘Maximalist Meadows’ Series with a tad more subtlety to it.
The floral design doesn’t overtake the entire canvas like in the others, I skipped the classic drip affect and it was incredibly challenging to finish mentally; hence its name.
I had been in a creative slump to say the least for almost 3 months. An endless cycle of telling myself “tomorrow i’ll paint”, followed by finding something “easier” or “more important” or a multitude of excuses that led me not to begin. Of course, this led to extreme anxiety, imposter syndrome, and of course avoidance.
I started this floral piece 2 1/2 months ago. I didn’t like the colors I chose thinking they were too dark, one dimensional and ultimately “gave up” on it. It stared at me every time i’d sit in my living room, my easel facing the couch. It was so daunting.
I finally decided to just dive in and the colors, flowers, placement, everything just began to click. I truly felt a newfound love for floral painting with acrylics.
When it came to the background I was stumped for a good while but ultimately decided on the light pink. Immediately I began to feel giddy, a unique but amazing rush of spring and joy rushed through me!
Moving forward, I believe this painting was a major shifting point in my artistic journey, feeling as though I am now awake with creativity after a long dark winter. This piece Spring Awakening is one of a kind and embraces the unique creativity journey we all experience day to day.

Whimsical Landscape

Medium: Acrylic
Size: 11x14 inches

Maximalist Meadows 2

Maximalist Meadows 1

Maximalist Meadows 3

Poppy Perspectives

Medium: Digital (Procreate)

Size: 24" x 36" (2:3 ratio)

Inspiration:
Poppy Perspectives is a vibrant exploration of my artistic journey, symbolizing the fusion of California's iconic poppies with the breakthrough of my funky maximalist style.

Description:
Created digitally on Procreate, this artwork features funky illustrations of California poppies. Abstract swirling lines and intricate flower details contribute to its maximalist flair, reflecting my artistic evolution and the bold energy of the Californian spirit.

Message:
Poppy Perspectives is more than an artwork; it's a visual representation of my roots and artistic discovery. It invites viewers to embrace the fusion of bold maximalism and the vibrant essence of California poppies.

Tulip Radiance

Medium:
Digital artwork illustrated through Procreate.

Size:
Illustrated at a 2:3 ratio size. Original size (in inches) 24x36

Inspiration:
Vibrant Tulip Burst draws inspiration from the lively energy of spring gardens and the vivid beauty of tulips in full bloom.

Description:
This maximalist artwork features dynamic red and hot pink tulips against swirling gradients, with intricate white line details adding depth. It's a celebration of nature's exuberance and a vibrant burst of color.

Message:
Vibrant Tulip Burst encourages viewers to revel in the richness of nature, finding joy in the intricate details that often go unnoticed.

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