Steven Lang
What is your biggest fear when
exhibiting your work? Que Sera,
Sera (whatever will be, will be) is my
mantra. By the time I have my work
exhibited all my feelings of uncertainty
and apprehension are gone. At that time
my hope is that the public will
appreciate the works that I display. I
can only put forth my best effort and let
it speak for itself.
If you had not become an
artist what other career
pursuits would you have?
I have been fortunate that I knew I was
going to be an artist all my life and I
have directed all of my energies towards
that. The ability to create has always
stirred my soul. I do have other interests like carpentry, cooking, auto mechanics and gardening. I can hold my
own in any of those areas.
“TARNATION!”
3 2 ” x 2 0 ” o il o n c a n vas
In 1926 mail delivery was changed forever with the start
of the transcontinental airmail service. East to west coast
airmail took about 72 hours. Now that was fast.
One can imagine what crossed the cowboy’s mind as he
looked up and saw an aeroplane for the first time... times
they are a’changin’.
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Is there anything I didn’t ask
that you would like to share
with our readers about
yourself, your work or your
process?
It takes discipline, focus and a strong
worth ethic to be good at anything one
does. I have set my goals since I was a
little boy and now I am fulfilling them.
Being able to paint everyday makes me
realize how blessed I am and how much
I love what I do. I think for anyone to
be able to enjoy his/her passion and
make a living at it is a dream come true.
Where can we see and find out
more about your work?
www.langart.com
Facebook.com/Lang Fine Western Art