In The Media

Author Jim Stevens: How I was Able To Succeed Despite Having PTSD

Authority Magazine
By Eric Pines | April 16, 2023

Alignable: WOW-Worthy SmallBiz Story Contest Winners Unveiled

Alignable: The Small Business Network
By by Chuck Casto | January 6, 2021

“Meet Jim Stevens | Artist & Author”

Shoutout LA
August 17, 2020

“Today we’d like to introduce you to Jim Stevens.”

VoyageDenver
July 7, 2020

Selling Art Online: 9 Artists Share Their Stories

OutwitTrade
By Karen Green | May 17, 2020

“He lost his sight, but didn’t lose his vision of how art could change his life and others”

NBC Denver, KUSA-TV, "Next with Kyle Clark"
By Anusha Roy, Reporter | September 18, 2019

“A Blind Artist Changes His Perception”

The Epoch Times
By Andrew Thomas | February 18, 2019

“Man with a vision”

New York Film Academy Video
By Victoria Bergqvist | June 26, 2018

“How a blind Vietnam vereran creates award-winning art”

The Week (US Edition)
By Abigail Edge | October 23, 2017

“Fragments”

Kaleidoscope Magazine (Reflective ~ Transformative ~ Eclectic)
By Sandy Palmer | September 13, 2017

“Art of war”

The Aspen Times
By Andrew Travers | August 17, 2017

“The art of seeing with Jim Stevens”

Danielle Webster Photography
By Danielle Webster | May 26, 2017

“Danielle Webster presents Jim Stevens art: Malcom X”

YouTube
By Danielle Webster | May 26, 2017

“He’s an artist who can barely see his own work.”

NBC Denver, KUSA-TV, "Next" with Kyle Clark
By Producer Cody Broadway | April 21, 2017

“An artist loses his sight to find vision.”

Brighton Standard Blade
By Andrea Tritschler | March 21, 2017

“Art by man with limited eyesight takes another turn.”

CBS News, Denver
By Critic-at-Large, Greg Moody | November 28, 2016

“Jim Stevens lost his sight, but not his vision for art.”

Colorado Public Radio - Colorado Matters
By Stephanie Wolf | November 23, 2016

How To Find Your Calling (From 5 People Who Found Theirs)

HuffPost
By HuffPost Partner Studio | August 18, 2016

“Jim Stevens lost his sight, but not his vision for art.”

Just Do Your Dream - Profiles of Passion & Purpose
By Montrie Rucker Adams and Dr. Angela Ali | May 28, 2016

“A veteran makes art from fishing lines, and he’s blind.”

PBS NewsHour
May 25, 2016

“Arts District: Jim Stevens”

Rocky Mountain PBS
February 22, 2016

“Blind artist Jim Stevens got a black belt – and found his vision.”

Westword - Arts & Culture
By Brian Badzmierowski | December 23, 2015

“Veterans use artwork to heal”

NBC News, Denver
By Janet Oravetz, | November 6, 2015

“Veterans gather in Chapel Hill to celebrate the power of art”

NBC News, Raleigh
October 18, 2015

“Jim Stevens – healing with art”

Vision-Finder Productions
By visionfinderpro | August 7, 2015

“Vision for a new VFW: The story of Denver’s Post 1”

Military Times
By Jon R. Anderson, Staff writer | July 20, 2015

“Jim Stevens, legally blind, masters the art of sight unseen”

Aurora Sentinel
By Quincy Snowdon, Staff Writer | July 8, 2015

“Seattle community art workshop for visually impaired taught by Jim Stevens”

Vimeo
By Barbara Oswald, MBNCA Gallery | March 21, 2015

“Vietnam vet expresses creativity one pinpoint at a time”

CBS News, Denver
By Critic-at-Large, Greg Moody | August 7, 2014

“Artist teaching scrimshaw to TSJC students”

The Chronicle News
By Pankaj Khadka, The Chronicle News | June 24, 2013

“Gunsmith continues intricate inlay work.”

Trinidad Times Independent
By Steve Block, Staff writer | June 18, 2013

“Jim Stevens – master scrimshander”

The Art Career Project
By Staff | March 21, 2013

“Out of the darkness”

American Legion Auxiliary Magazine
By Madison Mares, ALA Development Coordinator | February 21, 2013

“If Jim’s story does not inspire and motivate you…”

Balboa Press
By Marion Licchiello | January 28, 2013

“A man with a vision is never truly blind”

Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind
By Staff | December 21, 2012

“Colorado vet shines at VA festival and beyond”

Blinded Veterans Association Bulletin
By Staff | August 21, 2012

“Bead Society of Orange County: past speakers – what great things are they up to?”

Bead Society of Orange County
By Staff | July 4, 2012

“Reinventing who you are in midlife a challenge, opportunity”

Deseret News
By Lois M. Collins | June 20, 2012

“Al Capone Scrimshaw by Jim Stevens on Walts Latama Camel Bone Stiletto Switchblade Knife”

YouTube
By Roadside Imports | May 15, 2012

“The Honorable Company of Horners – ones who inspire”

The Horn Book
By William E. Carter | November 21, 2011

“Scrimshaw Ships Checks”

Check Advantage
July 21, 2011

“An inspiring day at the Bead Society”

Bear Chick's Journey Blog
By Mary Carter | May 29, 2011

“Finding the Light”

The Saturday Evening Post
By Julie A. Evans | May 15, 2011

“‘Powder Horns Fabrication & Decoration’ a book review”

The Honorable Company of Horners
By Rick Sheets | April 21, 2011

“A glimpse of a remarkable artist – Scrimshander Jim Stevens”

YouTube
By Metroplolitan State University of Denver | March 21, 2011

“Jim Stevens original drawings”

Infinite Editions Fine Art Printmaking
By Ron Landucci | February 18, 2011

“Blind martial artist champion”

I Do Martial Arts
By IDMA Editor | February 1, 2011

“Blind martial arts champion has future as scrimshaw artist”

AolNews
By David Moye | February 1, 2011

“Kennedy Center VSA Artists Registry”

VSA Artist Registry
November 21, 2010

“Book review of ‘Powder Horns Fabrication & Decoration'”

The Pine Tree Shilling
By Paul C. Daiute | November 20, 2010

“Scrimshaw for beginners”

Blissfully Domestic
By Anne Marie Bennett | October 4, 2010

“Get back to happiness”

WebMD
By C.M. Gordon, WebMD Reviewed by Laura J. Martin, MD | July 7, 2010

“Martial arts brought blind artist back to his true calling”

Rocky Mountain News
By Gary Massaro | February 7, 2008

“Artist continues creating art after going blind”

NBC TV, 9 News
By Cheryl Preheim | June 11, 2006

“Art In the dark”

Denver Post
By Bill Briggs | April 8, 2002