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Old 04-26-2025, 01:48 PM
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Here is my artwork of Mike Marshall that I did for 8th grade art class back in 1975 as a graded art project. This was done for my Dad as he was a big Dodger Fan and now the oil painting on canvas is hanging in my Garage
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Old 04-26-2025, 05:28 PM
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Laser Engraving something different
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Old 04-26-2025, 09:12 PM
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You people are so dog-gone unsophisticated when it comes to fine art.

Note the stellar composition and bold brushstrokes of this masterpiece...
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You people are so dog-gone unsophisticated when it comes to fine art.

Note the stellar composition and bold brushstrokes of this masterpiece...

I like the "standing dogs room only" detail on top of the grandstand roof.

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Old 04-27-2025, 12:17 PM
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Imma go with something a little more 3-D.
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Even as a little boy before I knew what Major League baseball was I was fascinated by this Norman Rockwell painting, The Dugout. What is ironic about it is at the time the painting was made, 1948, the Cubs were just a couple of years past being a successful and storied franchise, it was the years after this painting was made that the Cubs were a laughingstock organization a majority of the time. I never knew the story behind the painting until I googled it a few minutes ago, Cubs manager Charlie Grimm and Cubs players Bob Rush, Johnny Schmitz, and Rube Walker agreed to pose for the original photo and the batboy was actually a Boston Braves batboy who agreed to put on a Cubs uniform for the shoot.
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Old 04-27-2025, 01:53 PM
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Almost too many to list, but the comic book style artwork from Daniel Horine.
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Even as a little boy before I knew what Major League baseball was I was fascinated by this Norman Rockwell painting, The Dugout. What is ironic about it is at the time the painting was made, 1948, the Cubs were just a couple of years past being a successful and storied franchise, it was the years after this painting was made that the Cubs were a laughingstock organization a majority of the time. I never knew the story behind the painting until I googled it a few minutes ago, Cubs manager Charlie Grimm and Cubs players Bob Rush, Johnny Schmitz, and Rube Walker agreed to pose for the original photo and the batboy was actually a Boston Braves batboy who agreed to put on a Cubs uniform for the shoot.
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I like the "standing dogs room only" detail on top of the grandstand roof.

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I'm trying to use filters and such to turn my obsession with the 1972 Willie Mays card into perhaps a Van Gogh (pronounced "Van Goff" ) t-shirt design...

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Still remember seeing that Wood painting in person when you first got it, was incredible then, is incredible now.
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Note the stellar composition and bold brushstrokes of this masterpiece...
Always love the dogs!! Perfection Foods Premium approx. 10 x 14
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Nice to see this every day staring back at me.
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made out of wrappers? what is that patterning? the texture is awesome. gehrig goudeys... thats the good stuff!!!
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Old 05-05-2025, 04:10 PM
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made out of wrappers? what is that patterning? the texture is awesome. gehrig goudeys... thats the good stuff!!!
https://www.timcarrollart.com/who-is-tim-carroll

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