EveNSteve Schaub Portfolios

In March, EveNSteve had the honor of staying in the historic, colonial William Haskell House in Gloucester, MA and creating a series of photographic artworks there. This house was built in the 1680s, is remarkably well preserved, and has an incredible and elaborate history. It was a phenomenal experience on many levels, getting to live in a space that transports one back in time. (Was it creepy? Yes, a little.)

Want to see more? Steve created a video about the experience for his YouTube channel Figitalrevolution which you can watch here: https://youtu.be/sxrncAIfdRA

But wait there's more! Our daughter Greta traveled with us and she is a vintage knitting expert and professional YouTuber. She took the opportunity to experiment with knitting by the historic hearth. You can watch her video here: https://youtu.be/gODaTgKt0Hc?si=bLHBY5DdbWUklry2

All Things EveNSteve

April showers bring May artworks

04/14/2025

EveNSteve are fresh off a very productive photographing trip in Cape Cod and preparing for the 2025 Hayfield Art Gallery exhibit!

At the 1680s House

03/31/2025

EveNSteve visited the historic William Haskell home from the 1680s to create new photographic artworks

EveNSteve Debut New Sizzle Reel!

03/11/2025

EveNSteve has been up to a LOT lately, including our brand new, shiny Sizzle Reel detailing the breadth of our activities and excitement here at Indian Hill.

What is it like to be an Artist?

02/02/2025

It's "Philosophical February" People! We though we'd celebrate with a few thoughts on the life of an artist

Holiday Notes from EveNSteve

12/11/2024

EveNSteve updates including a big new Canon printer for the studio, completing commissioned holiday portraits, and creating new works in different portfolios.

NEW WEBSITE EVENSTEVE

11/01/2024

EveNSteve have launched a new website! In recent news, EveNSteve's artwork A Circle That Breathes was part of the show Lifting the Veil at the Across Roads Arts Center in Waterbury Vermont. The artwork depicts a neolithic stone circle and discusses ancient Irish folklore and superstition.

At the 1680s House

3/31/2025

In March, EveNSteve had the honor of staying in the historic, colonial William Haskell House in Gloucester, MA and creating a series of photographic artworks there. This house was built in the 1680s, is remarkably well preserved, and has an incredible and elaborate history. It was a phenomenal experience on many levels, getting to live in a space that transports one back in time. (Was it creepy? Yes, a little.)

Want to see more? Steve created a video about the experience for his YouTube channel Figitalrevolution which you can watch here: https://youtu.be/sxrncAIfdRA

But wait there's more! Our daughter Greta traveled with us and she is a vintage knitting expert and professional YouTuber. She took the opportunity to experiment with knitting by the historic hearth. You can watch her video here: https://youtu.be/gODaTgKt0Hc?si=bLHBY5DdbWUklry2

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