Eve Stockton

My woodcut prints are inspired by nature. On daily walks, I observe the textures of nature as the seasons unfold. My summers spent in Nova Scotia are an ongoing source of motifs.

Printmaking allows for working-in-series. For example, the ongoing Burst series reveals my musing about our life origins rendered with a variety of colors and textures.

My love of nature stems from a childhood in rural Ohio. I have studied both architecture and fine arts at Princeton University (undergraduate) and at Yale School of Architecture (Masters). Once a registered architect, I am now a full-time artist/printmaker with a focus on large-scale woodcut prints. I print with master-printer, Susan Goldman, of Lily Press, Rockville, MD. I am represented nationally by art galleries and art agents (see web site/resume) and exhibit frequently. My artwork has been regularly featured on the cover of Nature Genetics Magazine. My woodcut prints are in museum, corporate, university, hospital and private collections.

I live with my husband in Alexandria, VA.