On the easel...

[GKreindler]

...and ya know what, here are a few more. All of 'em are in-progress.


Christy Mathewson, 1912, 9" x 12"


Ed Delahanty, 1903, 22" x 34"


Rogers Hornsby, 1929, 30" x 32"


Rube Waddell, 1902, 26" x 30"


George Case, 1939, 9" x 12"


Ernie Banks, 1957, 11" x 14"


Jim Thorpe, 1917, 11" x 14"


Fred Merkle, 1909, 11" x 14"


Nolan Ryan, 1969, 11" x 14"

Alright, I'm done for today. I promise.

Graig

[thecatspajamas]

What do you mean you're done?! Look at all those unfinished paintings!!! [sounds of whip cracking]

[GKreindler]

Lance, have you been talking to Dean?

Graig

[perezfan]

I have a feeling that Hornsby will be one of my very favorites, once completed.... simply mesmerizing

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by perezfan

I have a feeling that Hornsby will be one of my very favorites, once completed.... simply mesmerizing

Mark,
It looks like we're on the same wavelength today...
I was thinking the same thing!

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Mark,
It looks like we're on the same wavelength today...
I was thinking the same thing!

Same wavelength for quite a while, Scott... If Graig re-posted your Vander Meer, it would occur again!

[Lordstan]

So I am finally home and seeing these paintings on a big screen. They look even better. That Hubbell is amazing. I can almost feel the breeze blowing watching him. So incredibly lifelike.

I have to agree with Mark and Scott as well. On a phone the Hornsby was good, but on my monitor, I am just blown away. Mesmerizing is the right word. Is that Hack Wilson in the background?

Man.. all these paintings makes me want another one.

Keep up the good work buddy.

Mark