Another book in production.

I Just sent to Fr. Nathan Castle for his upcoming book: a PDF of the ink drawings. God willing all will go well.

Stay tuned!

Bay Area Book Festival 2023

Books and prints on sale by Stefan Salinas - Sunday only!

https://www.baybookfest.org/outdoorfair/

Blessing of the USF Commission.

November 1, 2022. What a wonderful evening had by all, for the blessing of two paintings illuminating the concerns Pope Francis wrote about in Laudato Si': Our Common Home.
Three chaplains standing with my art: Rabbi Camille Shira Angel, Fr. Dónal Godfrey, and Rev. Ronné. The mural outside was designed and painted by 13 students, under the direction of Prof. Sergio De LaTorre.
https://www.stefansalinas.com/laudato-si/

New book in the works.

Step by step, a picture book is taking shape.
A door has opened! A friend commissioned & is producing this/ help bringing it to life. Sorting out what material from a historic figure's life and experiences to include, and how, with visuals, to help it make sense to the readers. How, with economy of text and art, to seat a life, and her legacy, into the reader's mind and heart... in a deeper way...
Stay tuned!

Illustration in Dark Sonnet

It was a pleasure to illustrate a page in Dark Sonnet, by Bill Dohar & Tom McCarthy. The task was to create an old letter, as if it was written by Victorian poet Gerard Manley Hopkins. Did I copy it from an actual find? There's a mystery to be solved!

Learn more at: www.deprofundisbooks.com

Hilma af Klint drawing and prints

Original medium: Pastels and charcoal on paper, 2022.

Giclée prints 14” x 20”, 10” x 14” and 7” x 10” https://www.etsy.com/StefanSalinas/listing/1266535748/


Hilma af Klint was a Swedish painter (1862-1944). Her works created under the guidance of spirits were among the first abstract paintings, although since they were not released to public view until 50 years after her death, she did not get credit for being a pioneer of the movement.

At the BABF 2022

Thank you for coming to this year’s Bay Area Book Festival in Berkeley. It was good to be on site and in person again, interacting with other human beings! Good to see y’all.