Collection: Paul Stankiewicz

83 products
123 Flamingo Way
123 Flamingo Way
123 Flamingo Way
Price
$3,000
Airstream Bambi - Desert Night
Airstream Bambi - Desert Night
Airstream Bambi - Desert Night
Price
$450
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Airstream Yesteryear
Airstream Yesteryear
Price
$950
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Amber Afternoon
Amber Afternoon
Amber Afternoon
Price
$1,400
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American Buffalo
American Buffalo
American Buffalo
Price
$1,700
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Austin Motel Sign
Austin Motel Sign
Price
$1,800
Austin Sign - Vintage
Austin Sign - Vintage
Austin Sign - Vintage
Price
$3,300
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Austin Sign - Vintage - Vertical
Austin Sign - Vintage - Vertical
Austin Sign - Vintage - Vertical
Price
$3,300
Barton Springs - Giclee (LG)
Barton Springs - Giclee (LG)
Price
$795
Barton Springs - Giclee (SM)
Barton Springs - Giclee (SM)
Price
$395
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Barton Springs Forever
Barton Springs Forever
Price
$2,300
Betty Wants a Cupcake
Betty Wants a Cupcake
Price
$2,700
Big Storm Across the Plain
Big Storm Across the Plain
Price
$2,100
Big Thumb Cowboy
Big Thumb Cowboy
Price
$2,700
Blurry Headlights
Blurry Headlights
Price
$550
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Breakfast of Champions
Breakfast of Champions
Price
$1,500
Broken Spoke - Bad Break (LG)
Broken Spoke - Bad Break (LG)
Broken Spoke - Bad Break (LG)
Price
$795
Broken Spoke - Bad Break (SM)
Broken Spoke - Bad Break (SM)
Price
$495
Buffalo Run
Buffalo Run
Price
$1,800
Canned Ham Trailer
Canned Ham Trailer
Canned Ham Trailer
Price
$450
Cardinal Messenger
Cardinal Messenger
Price
$1,300
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Chameleon Koi
Chameleon Koi
Price
$1,800
Cheeky TV Dinner
Cheeky TV Dinner
Cheeky TV Dinner
Price
$1,800
Colorful Blackbird
Colorful Blackbird
Price
$950
Couples Only
Couples Only
Couples Only
Price
$250
Cowboy Smile
Cowboy Smile
Cowboy Smile
Price
$450
Cowgirl
Cowgirl
Cowgirl
Price
$1,200
Extra Cheeky TV Dinner
Extra Cheeky TV Dinner
Extra Cheeky TV Dinner
Price
$2,600
Favorite Fields of Texas
Favorite Fields of Texas
Price
$2,100
Fire Pit at Noah's Ark
Fire Pit at Noah's Ark
Fire Pit at Noah's Ark
Price
$2,400
First Love
First Love
Price
$1,400
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First Love / Secret Love
First Love / Secret Love
Price
$2,200
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Good Ol' Barton Springs
Good Ol' Barton Springs
Price
$2,000
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Grackle - Blue
Grackle - Blue
Grackle - Blue
Price
$450
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Grackle At Dawn
Grackle At Dawn
Price
$450
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Grackle In Gold
Grackle In Gold
Price
$475
Happy Candy Panda Framed
Happy Candy Panda Framed
Price
$950
Hill Country Fire
Hill Country Fire
Price
$1,700
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How Now Texas Cow
How Now Texas Cow
How Now Texas Cow
Price
$475
Howdy Cowboy
Howdy Cowboy
Price
$2,200
Howdy Motel
Howdy Motel
Price
$1,600
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Lamar Corner Store
Lamar Corner Store
Lamar Corner Store
Price
$2,200
Las Manitas Sign
Las Manitas Sign
Price
$1,500
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Lights of Congress
Lights of Congress
Price
$1,800
Lines of the Landscape
Lines of the Landscape
Price
$2,000
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Little Fish World
Little Fish World
Price
$1,800
Long Barton Spring Day
Long Barton Spring Day
Price
$2,200
Lost At Sea
Lost At Sea
Price
$3,800
Magical Twilight Bird
Magical Twilight Bird
Price
$1,600
Meerjungfrau (German Mermaid)
Meerjungfrau (German Mermaid)
Price
$2,800

 


BIO

Narrowly escaping a lifetime of hard labor on the assembly line at Ford Motor Plant in his native Ohio, Paul received a scholarship and enrolled in The Columbus College of Art and Design, graduating in 1980. A successful commercial artist, Paul spent 20 years in advertising design, video graphic production, 3-D animation, and as art director for a leading video game company. After becoming a dad and surviving a stroke, Paul decided to leave the gaming industry and develop his talents as a painter.

Paul creates a broad range of images that reflects his varied interests and versatility as an artist. Large canvases that are sanded down and washed, and layered cut wood panels that are animated with the crank of a handle. Sometimes inspiration comes from childhood memories or a song on the radio, and most often from his photos, old and new: sideshow banners, old wooden toys, urban nature, and iconic Austin scenes.

Not quite literal replicas, Paul’s paintings weave together layers of color and texture to create an impression of his subjects. His designs typically begin at the computer; images manipulated, layered . . . reality rearranged. The paint creates an image that is vivid and recognizable and sometimes has the illusion of a photo-like image, but up close the work is distinctly abstract. “I try to resist the temptations of smaller detail brushes. I want the viewer to complete the picture as they want, in their mind.”