David Stevenson
2011 - 5th Avenue, Apt. #508
Seattle, WA 98121

(206) 728-0270


David Stevenson had a great head start as an illustrator.  He was born in Eugene, Oregon, to a family in 
the art business.  His grandfather was a local artist who also owned the local art store; consequently, 
David was furnished with all of the tools he needed. 

When he was twelve years old, his father opened an art gallery and frame shop.  It was there that David 
began to study and draw from the works that surrounded him.  Though he was heavily influenced by the 
nature and wildlife pieces that hung in the gallery, he continued to draw what interested him the most -- 
Fantasy.

After graduating from high school, David moved to Seattle, Washington, to attend the Art Institute of 
Seattle.  From there, he began illustrating on a freelance basis.  His projects have included a promotional 
poster for the annual art and science celebration in Corvallis, Oregon, cartoons published and distributed 
nationally by King Features Syndicate, and illustrations for a diabetic health care book published by 
Contemporary Books.

For the past three years, David's fantasy artwork has been displayed at the annual Origionals in Miniature 
art show in Corvallis, alongside other noted artists as Michael Whelan and Don Maitz.  His work can 
currently be seen at most Northwest science fiction/fantasy convention art shows.

David now lives in Seattle, where he fuels his creativity with caffeine.  He gladly welcomes any inquiries 
regarding his art.