STEVEN LAMB uses his camera to record a possible scene and then works and reworks the row material into a painting which bears very little resemblance to its source. He paints to an outline previously prepared on paper and transferred to canvas on a board. He uses paste and fine sand to enhance the texture of the undercoats of acrylics. His faces are done with watercolor over pastels. He sometimes uses a German pencil for fine details. He achieves a depth to his acrylics by the judicious use of swab dipped in alcohol to bring out the highlights.
“NIGHT IN WESTMOUNT 24X30 ”
“PARK IN MONTREAL 24X30 ”
“PLACE JAQUES CARTIER 24X36”
“RAINY DAY 30X24 ”
“RUE PRINCE ARTHUR IN MONTREAL 30X24 ”
“RUE ST. ETOI IN MONTREAL 30X24 ”
“STREET MAGICIANS 30X24”
“MUSICMAKER 40X20”
“BUZY MORNING 24X36”
“ICECREAM BREAK”
“RIDING BIKE”
“SUR LA RUE”
“THE THINKER AND HIS SHADOW”
“WAKE UP”
“LAYING DOG”
“music in the old port”
“TAKING ORDER”
“TWO ON A SIDE WALK”
