Ben's Artwork Thread

[drcy]

Yes, I like them a lot. I like how you use different patterns and 'textures.'

You should have Sportcollectorsdaily.com do an article on your work, if they haven't already

[jammin0511]

Originally Posted by drcy

Yes, I like them a lot. I like how you use different patterns and 'textures.'

You should have Sportcollectorsdaily.com do an article on your work, if they haven't already

Thanks! Anything made from cut up stuff is going to have a lot of texture. I love that about this kind of art! I reached out to Sportscollectorsdaily.com. We'll see if they respond. I appreciate the suggestion!

Ben

[slidekellyslide]

Very nice!! Great job. I didn't realize anyone besides Tim Carroll was doing this type of artwork.

[Bigdaddy]

Can I assume the Mantles are all made up of Mickey's cards?

Very nice and very cool artwork.

[jammin0511]

Originally Posted by Bigdaddy

Can I assume the Mantles are all made up of Mickey's cards?

Very nice and very cool artwork.

Ha, I've actually thought about doing one from reprints, but even that would bear high material costs...

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by jammin0511

Ha, I've actually thought about doing one from reprints, but even that would bear high material costs...

I think you should do a t206 with real t206’s!!

[jammin0511]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

I think you should do a t206 with real t206’s!!

Go ahead and send me 1,000 T206s and I'm on it

[jammin0511]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Very nice!! Great job. I didn't realize anyone besides Tim Carroll was doing this type of artwork.

Thank you. I haven't been at it for very long. Last year I picked up my card collection from my parents' house after my dad threatened to throw everything away. They were all junk-era cards, but I got back into the hobby and saw Tim Carroll's work while doing online research. I thought it was so cool that I wanted to try it, plus it was a good way to put all of the junk commons to use. Turns out it's a lot of fun!

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by jammin0511

Thank you. I haven't been at it for very long. Last year I picked up my card collection from my parents' house after my dad threatened to throw everything away. They were all junk-era cards, but I got back into the hobby and saw Tim Carroll's work while doing online research. I thought it was so cool that I wanted to try it, plus it was a good way to put all of the junk commons to use. Turns out it's a lot of fun!

Well, you're very good at it. Keep up the great work!