Stephanie Buers work is so incredible Im really hyped to share my love with the people of print readers this week. The Portland based Artists gritty photo-like imagery highlights Stephanies intimate appreciation of urban desolation featuring buildings that have been abandoned to time and elements. Created by drawings from photos and translated through oil and charcoal Stephanies imagery highlight her extraordinary technical skill and precision.
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