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This LINK is to a web site of one of my husband's friends. Check him out. His work is pretty awesome.
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Wow, he's really talented!
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Yeah. He's really tall too.
Such amazing talent, wow!
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You'd never guess what his "day job" is. He's a butcher at a local super-market.
Those are amazing!!!
wow!
he is awesome and it gives other self taught artists like myself hope, i learn primarily from either books, the net or a forum i'm a member of, it's great to see you don't need a degree to be a great artist.
he is awesome and it gives other self taught artists like myself hope, i learn primarily from either books, the net or a forum i'm a member of, it's great to see you don't need a degree to be a great artist.
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Awesome photo realist.
Some of his I would like to own.
Some would make me want to sleep with the light on if they were hanging on my wall!!
Some of his I would like to own.
Some would make me want to sleep with the light on if they were hanging on my wall!!
Awesome Portraits!!!!
Absolutely Talented !
Amie!
my favourite it was of the Clint Easwood!!!
wow they were really great...he is very talented
Very nice.
It's extremely hard to make a living as an artist. My SIL's husband (also a very talented portraitist) was a grahic artist for a number of years until he got totally burnt out; I don't think he's picked up a brush in ten years now. I know one fantasy artist that was finally, after about 15 years, able to make the jump to doing book covers, cards and the like, and I know others that have quit who if they're still painting are just doing it for their own enjoyment. It's not quite as bad as making it in Hollywood, but it's difficult.
It takes a while until you're able to "give up the day job!"
It's extremely hard to make a living as an artist. My SIL's husband (also a very talented portraitist) was a grahic artist for a number of years until he got totally burnt out; I don't think he's picked up a brush in ten years now. I know one fantasy artist that was finally, after about 15 years, able to make the jump to doing book covers, cards and the like, and I know others that have quit who if they're still painting are just doing it for their own enjoyment. It's not quite as bad as making it in Hollywood, but it's difficult.
It takes a while until you're able to "give up the day job!"
Wow!
My favorite is Charles manson, believe it or not..It's all about the eyes
I like his use of light in the Clint Eastwood, too.
Beautiful portraits, all of them.
My favorite is Charles manson, believe it or not..It's all about the eyes
I like his use of light in the Clint Eastwood, too.
Beautiful portraits, all of them.
WOW!
Breathtaking work!
Breathtaking work!
wow, Amie, he is an AMAZING artist!!!! I LOVE the Clint Eastwood!!!
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He's going to have another show during October at the Syncronicity (sp?) Gallery downtown. You'll have to check it out!
