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Aww, thank you so much, everyone. VERY much appreciated.
David, thanks for noticing the uniforms. My father said the same thing, but had some negative vibrations about the painting as a whole. 1960 still looms rather ominously for him, but '55 is a close second. He'll get it over it soon though, it's only been almost 58 years. Right? Graig |
Graig, the Berra/Robinson looks 3D'ish, fantastic.
Will say hello in Chicago. I enjoyed our chat in Baltimore last year |
wow...love the look on jackies face! awesome work!
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Amazing quality work as always Graig...well done!!
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Graig,
That guy looks JUST LIKE Carl Hubbell! Love the great shadows across his face and arm! I am looking forward to seeing you and your gems in person in Chicago. Curt |
Thanks a lot, guys! :)
Curt, I'll be there, but I won't be exhibiting, unfortunately. If I wasn't flying there, I probably could have brought a few pieces with me, but as it stands, I'll be empty-handed. Graig |
Graig ... your paintings are incredible. The Jackie Robinson is absolutely beautiful! How long does it typically take you to paint a player/scene? Just curious. Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you so much, Jerry!
Each piece really varies in time-spent. For the most part, the smaller portraits (9" x 12"s to 16" x 20"s) take the least amount of time - about 2-3 weeks. It's the larger paintings that require a lot of planning out and research that really do me in. Those can take anywhere from a month to two or three. I guess it just all depends on the size, the research required for the painting, and the complexity of the image itself. |
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