Stephen Quick born in Honiton and trained in Bristol. Since leaving university he has set up the art and film studio “Splintered Studios” based in Teignmouth, Devon.
He is an internationally collected artist with collectors all around Europe and America and as far a field as Australia and Japan.
High profile projects have included his artwork for the stage production of Mojo Mickeybo on Londons West End.
His film “In the Key of Water” was used to highlight water shortage at The National Association of Landscape Architects in Bergan, Norway.
Articles on his art and art theory in various local magazines including Devon Life, Plymouth Life and Home and Garden.
His speed painting videos have featured on Sky’s Oops TV, and the web sites of the BBC, Adam and Joe and 30 Seconds To Mars. These videos have brought him massive exposure and a wide fan base; they have attracted over 400,000 views on YouTube.
"We live in a world where everything including our dreams are dictated by the media and the celebrities. With my pop art I embrace the materialistic nature of our heroes and icons, who we idolize and sometimes even define"
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Contact Details
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| Address: |
1 Westlawn Court,
Exeter Street,
Teignmouth,
Devon,
TQ14 8JR,
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| Email: | Contact Stephen Quick |
| Work Telephone: | 01626 773235 |
| Mobile: | 07742 65149 |
| Website: | www.splinteredstudios.com |
What is she smiling for? What is she listening to on her I-Pod? Did she pay for that music?
War, what is it good for?
Raise it high!
Good lord she is a pretty gal.
Karla, mixed media, lots of gloss...shiny
Mooooooooooo
Forever beautiful
Jess, like a ghost in snow
Wiggle your left toe
YouTube search 'Stephen Quick' to see hundreds of live speed painting.