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Thanks so much, David. That's really the most important thing to me (well, that and the research). I just want these paintings to have breathable air and real light. Rembrandt was certainly a master of that, and I definitely put him on a high pedestal.
And Jimmy, as per usual, you're too kind. You are talking about bowel movements, right? 
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Jimmy,
Now thats a really crappy comment.  Graig, I have to agree with Jimmy. You have posted so many incredible things, I feel like I'm repeating myself every time I compliment your work. Your stuff is just incredible. Mark
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Graig, what the heck is that guy doing in the upper right at close to a 45 degree angle?? Unrealistic...YOU SUCK!
Your friend, Ben PS: THE SHADOWS ARE TOO REAL!
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Graig,
Here is question I wonder about. How to you choose your skin tones? What I mean is that for many of the early players there are no true color pictures to reference. For instance, I can't remember seeing a whole lot of color pics of Gehrig. I think I've seen some of Cobb, Ruth, and Wagner, usually as very old men. Perhaps there is something in the black and white shading that tips you off? Another idea is that you use the colorized cards and pictures as a base. Or do you just keep them sort of neutral skin tone with light and shadow control doing the rest? Just wondering. I just love this thread. Such beautiful things to appreciate. Scott, I get your meaning. I think, beside just talent alone, it's Graig's humbleness about his talent that really set him apart. Praise is a good thing, especially when deserved. Just promise me, Graig, that when you become a rich and famous painter, that you'll still talk to us non creative types.  "We're not worthy!"Mark
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