Do Mi Stauber: Intimate Landscapes in Colored Pencil
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Advancing to Light
Advancing to Light
Colored pencil, 21 x 29”


I call my works “intimate landscapes,” whether I am painting a rock formation, a living tree, or the wrinkles and planes of an animal's face. Following my pencil point down into subtle layers of texture opens a world of mystery, awe and stillness.

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"Advancing to Light" won Best of Show at the Colored Pencil Society of America District Chapter 201 Annual Show.

See "Advancing to Light" at the Colored Pencil Society of America's Annual International Exhibition at the Strathmore Gallery in Bethesda, Maryland, July 14-August 25, 2007.  Click here for gallery information.


Do Mi's art was featured in the February 2006 issue of American Artist magazine. Click here to download a copy of this article in PDF format.
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Monday Night Colored Pencil Studio:

Ongoing, Mondays 6:30-8:30PM, Eugene, OR

All experience levels welcome. Learn basic techniques, work on ongoing projects, and connect with other artists in the rich and accessible medium of colored pencil.

Do Mi gives lessons and exercises on such subjects as materials, strokes, blending, color theory, composition, and drawing. She offers guidance on ongoing pieces, demonstrates on her own work, answers questions, and creates a supportive community of colored pencil artists. Beginning lesson cycle is available on an individual basis as needed. A reminder email each Sunday outlines the lesson/presentation for that week.

$60.00 for eight sessions (can be noncontinuous) or $10.00 drop-in fee for one session. For more information or to sign up, contact Do Mi at 541-461-4570 or email at dmstauber@gmail.com.




There Is a Mystery in the Small Place

“Stauber’s work deserves mentioning ... for the luminous depth of its colors and its exquisite rendering of texture.”
Sylvie Pederson, Eugene Weekly, 2004
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