Steve Taylor

Faith Here Now after Marc Swayze
Faith Here Now after Marc Swayze
36 X 24
Revival Tonite
Revival Tonite
30 x 24
Big Brother
Big Brother
48x36
Dirty Linen
Dirty Linen
36 X 24
Olive Oil/Spokes Model
Olive/Spokes Model*
48x36
Black Terror
Black Terror
48x36
Marlon
Marlon
48x36
Stripesy
Stripesy
40x30
Initiales B.B./ Bardot
Initiales B.B./ Bardot
30 x 30
Stage Coach
Stage Coach*
40x30
Peace and Plenty
Peace and Plenty
36 X 24
Jor-el after Wayne Boring
Jor-el after Wayne Boring*
36 X 24
Sinner's Club/ Candy Barr
Sinner's Club/ Candy Barr
30 x 24
The Green Mason
The Green Mason
40x30
1938
1938 (Naked Superman)
24 x 18
Cabral Revista after Ernesto Cabral
Cabral Revista after Ernesto Cabral
48 x 36
Third Degree
Third Degree
36 X 24
Invisible Blind Man
Invisible Blind Man
48x36
Human Volcano
Human Volcano
48x36
Jungle Rocketship after Alex Schomburg and Alex Raymond
Jungle Rocketship after Alex Schomburg and Alex Raymond*
48 x 36
Phantom
Phantom
48x36
Initiales S.G.
Initiales S.G.
48 x 36
War Romances
War Romances
30 x 24
Little Clown
Little Clown
40x30
G-Man #1 after Chester Gould
G-Man #1 after Chester Gould
30 x 24
False Colors
False Colors*
48x36
Dillinger
Dillinger
40x30
G-Man #2 after Al Capp
G-Man #2 after Al Capp
30 x 24
Namor after Bill Everett
Namor after Bill Everett
36 X 24
Hulk/Smoke after Jack Kirby
Hulk/Smoke after Jack Kirby*
24 x 18
7th Heaven
7th Heaven
40 x 30
August
August
48x36
Navagatrix-Science Hero #1
Navagatrix-Science Hero #1*
48x36
Sailor Art Thomas
Sailor Art Thomas
48x36
Join the Circus - Vote
Join the Circus - Vote
48x36
Triumph
Triumph
48 x 36
Boys Only
Boys Only
40x30
Racecar
Racecar
22 x 28
Steve Taylor

Born: October 13, 1954, Miami, FL

Enters a drawing contest in the Miami Daily News when he is five and wins $5.00. He decides to be an artist. Follows the comics avidly.

Enters advanced art classes in high school and, being a rebellious youth, protests against Instructor’s conventional methods. Class is dissolved.

First job out of high school is graphic design and copywriting for a T-shirt company. Writes and draws illustrations for underground newspapers. Becomes enamored with the punk rock scene. Travels to New York to get into it, then moves there in 1975 for a five year period.

New York period: Lives in Hell’s Kitchen and freelances as a graphic artist. Gets a reputation for his punk rock album covers. Joins Punk Magazine, doing graphics, comic strips, illustrations and hand lettering. Is influenced by Warhol, Dali, John Lennon, and Alice Cooper (meets them all), as well as by Duchamp and Picasso (doesn’t meet them).

Comes to New Orleans in 1980 to pursue a relationship; city chosen purely by chance. Works in commercial art for local and national companies as a freelancer. Designs graphics for the record industry, the entertainment industry, and the food industry. Takes college courses in Radio & TV Production.

Begins to exhibit paintings in the mid 1980s and is encouraged by sales and commissions. Pursues painting while working as a commercial graphic artist.  Daughter Sarah born 1989. In 1999 decides to devote full time to a new collection of paintings. Exhibits in a commercial establishment and is discovered there by Gallery Director, Angela King. Exhibits new work in Angela King Gallery, New Orleans.

It is a dream come true for him.

 

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