Corey Couturier

Showing posts with label Couturier Studios. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Couturier Studios. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 11, 2014

                                                "The Breakfast Plan" by Corey Couturier.
                                                          www.coreycouturier.com

Sunday, March 30, 2014

                            In All your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight!!
                                    Modern Contemporary Art by Corey Couturier. 2014. On Canvas.
                                         www.coreycouturier.com

Friday, December 13, 2013

"The Test" by Corey Couturier

                                                  "The Test" by Corey Couturier
                                                               2013

Friday, November 15, 2013

Let My People Go!  by Corey Couturier. 2013

Let My People Go!  By Corey Couturier. 2013
"Let My People Go" is as much about my personal journey to find peace with God, as it is about one of the most controversial issues in the Church today.  I grew up thinking that God was always mad at me, and I grew frustrated thinking that I never measured up, was never good enough to please Him.  I lived a very frustrating life as a Christian, until one day when I was in my late 30's, I discovered a word, "Grace".  And even though I didn't understand it, I set a life long goal to embrace it and to understand it and how it applied to my life.  The result has been life changing, and it is a passion of mine to share it through my art.

Monday, September 16, 2013

LOVE!!!

                                                               D9-37  LOVE!!!
                                              2013  Doodle Art by Corey Couturier
                                                 http://www.coreycouturier.com


Tuesday, July 30, 2013

This came out in the Blaine County Journal yesterday. I'm very excited about taking on this challenge, which will be the biggest challenge I have taken on so far. I keep pushing myself to dream bigger dreams, to attempt the impossible, to live in the realm of faith. I choose to live the dream God downloaded into my heart.

D9-17 Quite the Ride!!

D9-17  Quite the Ride!!  Doodle Art by Corey Couturier.  http://www.facebook.com/coreycouturier

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Push yourself into new dimensions

This piece is my latest adventure that required much patience and perseverance to finish.  It is an attempt to fuse new and old together, folk style and fuse with architectural elements.  It's more of
a wall sculpture than a painting.  It has depth, light, reflection, and fun.  My art will be featured in a gallery in downtown Phoenix in February, and I'm hoping to give something they've never seen before.  I'm shooting for that "WOW" factor that will be both fun and crazy. 

Saturday, June 4, 2011

"Wet Willy"

$550.00
Original painting in acrylic on studio canvas 24" by 24"                           




I remember when I was younger, we used to give each other "wet willies", in which you put your finger in your mouth, get it good and wet with saliva, and then you put your finger in someone else's ear.  I hated to get "Wet Willies" but on the other hand I enjoyed giving them to others.  "Wet Willies" are irritating, and yet at the same time indicate a closeness in a friendship that you could even get away with something as gross as that.


I like to see the humor in things.  Last night I went to First Fridays to view the art displayed in the various downtown galleries in Phoenix, and mostly all I saw was darkness and despair, paintings of houses burning down, murderous scenes, skeletons, coffins, etc.  And while I appreciate all kinds of art, I think we must be cautious about the things we surround ourselves with.  Art is powerful stuff, able to affect our thoughts and moods, and feed our emotions, either positive or negative.  I have made it my goal to be uplifting in my artistic endeavors.  I would like to see my art make someone smile, or give someone hope, to inspire someone to do or become something greater than what they are right now.