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03-29-2010, 01:20 PM
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Wow
Graig,
Here goes: To me painting the baseball card is a waste of your incredible talents. It becomes even more obvious when you compare to the other two. I guess we all have our customers to satisfy. To each his own I guess. You did a very nice job though. The Wagner...I just can't imagine it looked any better on the day it happened. The color really makes these images come alive. They seem less like memories of bygone days and more like real events. The Jackson....Spectacular!!!!!!!! The glove and pants look like real leather and fabric, respectively. The hands are so lifelike. The intensity of the face is fantastic. It is just an amazing painting. Certainly close to the Mathewson. Pardon me a sec...I have to get a thesaurus so I don't keep repeating the same superlatives about your work. Mark
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