Photography, illustration, collage, stencil and letterpress all find their way into the screen printed works of Montreal-based illustrator Todd Stewart. Trained as a landscape architect and urban planner, his images are culled from memory, dreams, experience and surroundings. I particularly like these cityscapes, but his dream-like landscapes and starkly drawn buildings are absorbing too. (Above: Detroit)
I am acutely aware of how construction – with regard to both structure and meaning – informs my work. These abstract land and cityscapes embody both serenity and instability, resulting in a dreamlike tension from which subjective narratives can be born. – Artist statement. (Above: Vancouver)
Bogotá, Colombia
Brooklyn
Siena, Italy
Toronto
Reykjavik, Iceland
San Francisco
Todd Stewart’s website, here.
On Tumblr, here.
On Etsy, here.
Lovely!
Outstanding! I especially like Bogota, Columbia.
Yes, great colors.
the colors the artist uses are tantalizing. and yet, cool on the eyes and have sensible lines…
So true about the combination of sensible and tantalizing. Appreciated.
oh, it’s a privilege to comment on your posts and to get replies, ms. canadian artjunkie. coming here is like brushing up on humanities lecture, ahaha.
warm regards, waving… 
~San
Well you’ll know from my comments that it works both ways! Love the observations.