“Case Study” by Steve Szynal
Price range: $40.00 through $525.00
Original one-of-a-kind multi-dimensional collage, hand-cut and assembled with mixed media, “Case Study” is nostalgic depiction evoking, for many, fond memories from the past. Each 3D collage includes an original bottle opener used to open the Rolling Rock “ponies” that stood as the signature drink of “The Skellar” for so many years.
There could not be a more appropriate artistic technique than the multilevel, hand cut, mixed media print employed by Steve Szynal (pronounced shin-nél) to capture the glamour and excitement of the many facets of life depicted in his art.
Szynal uses as many as seven layers, not just two or three as other artists use, to create a superior effect in this exciting art form. Each work is meticulously hand-cut and assembled by the artist himself with a supreme dedication to detail. Flat prints are also available in various sizes to purchase as a framed or an unframed piece.
Steve Szynal graduated from Penn State University in 1987 with a five year professional degree in Architecture. His exceptional talent and technique have given new meaning to 3-D art, as visually exciting, fun, and collectable.
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There could not be a more appropriate artistic technique than the multilevel, hand cut, mixed media print employed by Steve Szynal (pronounced shin-nél) to capture the glamour and excitement of the many facets of life depicted in his art.
Szynal uses as many as seven layers, not just two or three as other artists use, to create a superior effect in this exciting art form. Each work is meticulously hand-cut and assembled by the artist himself with a supreme dedication to detail. Flat prints are also available in various sizes to purchase as a framed or an unframed piece.
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There could not be a more appropriate artistic technique than the multilevel, hand cut, mixed media print employed by Steve Szynal (pronounced shin-nél) to capture the glamour and excitement of the many facets of life depicted in his art.
Szynal uses as many as seven layers, not just two or three as other artists use, to create a superior effect in this exciting art form. Each work is meticulously hand-cut and assembled by the artist himself with a supreme dedication to detail. Flat prints are also available in various sizes to purchase as a framed or an unframed piece.
Steve Szynal graduated from Penn State University in 1987 with a five year professional degree in Architecture. His exceptional talent and technique have given new meaning to 3-D art, as visually exciting, fun, and collectable.
There could not be a more appropriate artistic technique than the multilevel, hand cut, mixed media print employed by Steve Szynal (pronounced shin-nél) to capture the glamour and excitement of the many facets of life depicted in his art.
Szynal uses as many as seven layers, not just two or three as other artists use, to create a superior effect in this exciting art form. Each work is meticulously hand-cut and assembled by the artist himself with a supreme dedication to detail. Flat prints are also available in various sizes to purchase as a framed or an unframed piece.
Steve Szynal graduated from Penn State University in 1987 with a five year professional degree in Architecture. His exceptional talent and technique have given new meaning to 3-D art, as visually exciting, fun, and collectable.
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