NICK STEVENSON

Acrylic on canvas. 70’x58.5’.

Mixed medium. 42x62.

My love for the Burros almighty grows deep. 

Good times in the desert. Mixed medium. Charcoal. Ink. 

I’ve encountered this character many times in my life. Sometimes it’s me:
A man with scars. 

Don’t take things for granted. No matter how the wind blows, you gotta keep going. Scars and all. 

Acrylic on canvas. 

Mixed medium steer. 5x6. 

This gem of a piece is mixed medium. 5’x6’. 

Mixed medium. The frame is made from a salvaged church pew from the 1800’s. 

Inspired by the open road. Bonneville triumph screen print with mixed medium and coffee. 

Facing north of my ranch on Camel Hump, Terlingua, I’m often dumbounded when staring at 9 Point Mesa. When the light hits it changes personalities throughout the day. I’ve often imagined myself here 200 years before. This would be me after a days work. It brings calm. It represents the simpler times in life. 

Mixed medium. On display cafe Venga, Terlingua

Mixed medium. Inspired by the strong women in my life. On display cafe Venga-Terlingua, Texas

Mixed medium. Inspired by the women who don’t take shit in life. 

Made medium with epoxy glaze. 

Roadrunners Of Big Bend. Come framed. 26x26. 

Roadrunner from Wimberly. Epoxy glaze. Framed. 

Mixed medium. Inspired by the new families popping up near my ranch in Big Bend. Mama burros and baby burros. A beautiful sight. 54.5x67

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Morphed Buzz with a gem of a bird. 

Inspired by the bohemian ladies of the desert.

Screen print with epoxy glaze artist art gallery prints. Currently on Display at Venga Terlingua, Texas. 

When it rains in the desert it’s a celebration.
Dancing in a desert monsoon is quite possibly one of the most liberating experiences you’ll ever have. 

Mixed medium on raw canvas. 

Mixed Medium. Framed. 

Mixed medium. All the cowboys in Big Bend are no match for the Terlingua Sllinger. 

The last great stripper of our time. She ran the show. What a story. Currently on display at Venga, Terlingua, Texas. 

This massive piece is inspired by the many travels I take from Austin to Big Bend. 

Mixed medium. 

Mixed medium with epoxy glaze 

Screen print on a block 

Screen print on a 10x10 block 

This gem is perfect for almost any room of the house. 

Mixed Medium 60x42

Acrylic on canvas. Framed natural wood. 60x95.

Nothing like staying warm out in West Texas. I love the fashion and characters who live out in the desert full time. These two ladies are locals in my town. A Mexican and an American who went to school in the desert.  Souls Of Big Bend. Like night coyotes always on the prowl. 

This beauty is inspired by the great colors out West, Texas. Where western themes collide with man made objects. As the great Big Bend gets busier and busier I’m seeing new styles catch on in the Desert. Big Bend Roadie is one of my favorites to continue to paint. 

Acrylic on canvas 60x40

Frame included. Overall size 57.25x45.5.

Acrylic on Canvas. Canvas size 36x40

A horse to any rancher is a sacred animal. A horses love heals a human soul. A horses love is worth fighting for. 

Sometimes love is all. 10x14 acrylic on wood with epoxy glaze. 

Acrylic on canvas. Framed. 37.25x27.25.  Bluey from Boquillas is a beautiful white horse I encountered In the middle of the Chihuahuan desert. 

Mixed Medium on canvas. 33x25.75. 

Me More Cowboy Than You. Oil on canvas. 60x40.

This piece is about the man who works the land and the men that give it away. You work the land, you live off it, you understand it.
A changing of the guard. The new money coming in. The lack of appreciation. The behind the scenes. Loss of the last working class. The great story tellers. For new money and shallow dreams. 

Adobe Desert Moon is inspired by all the dilapidated adobes in the great Big Bend, Texas. The moon silhouettes, the desert skies. Adobes. They are a thing of beauty from the ground up.
It’s made out of concrete.

24x24