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Old 12-08-2011, 02:17 AM
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Incredible, Graig. The Robinson painting is simply incredible. You are the Rembrant of sports art.
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Old 12-08-2011, 07:56 PM
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Hey guys, thank you SO much for all of your kind words. It really means a lot to me that you'd take time from your day to try and assuage my fears. Lord knows I need it.

Sean, regarding the hint, well, I definitely can't give an obvious one. But let's just say that the collector has a lot of influence outside of the hobby.

Andrew, if I can make a Mets hater actually like that painting, then I think I might have done something right! YES!!

Scott, thank you - and man, do I hope you're right!

Pete, thank you as well. I think the Matty was the start of something really special. I still can't take credit for it though - it's all Conlon!!

Jacksons, your words mean a great deal, really. I just wish you would be there that night to convince me to not worry!

Mark, you're the man. And, you're hired. Does this mean I'll have to do a painting of Tony Perez every year? Or maybe everyone from the BRM? They're definitely worse things!!

David, thank you so much for that sentiment. I wish I could even wash that man's brushes. Or, wear one of his amazing hats.

Again, you fellas are wonderful - thank you. I'll be sure to keep y'all updated with the results...and some more paintings!

Weeee!!

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Old 12-08-2011, 08:18 PM
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Oh yeah Graig.....you did something right!!! No doubt about that!!
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Old 12-08-2011, 09:11 PM
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Graig:

Very gracious and classy to acknowledge everyone like that. I really like your Big Red Machine idea. So I'll take the job of writing copy for 9 years, and we can start with Perez in "year one".

Then Bench, Morgan, Rose, Foster, Concepcion, Griffey and Geronimo (in that order). For year 9, let's do a painting of Sparky (since those teams had no pitching, anyway).

Sound ok? I don't know what the hell I could do to hold up my end of the bargain, but it would have to be pretty monumental
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Old 12-09-2011, 08:27 PM
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Graig,
I am with Mark(perezfan), David Atkatz, and just about everyone else.
You are the Rembrandt of Sports Painting.

That Jackie Robinson is Spectacular. Mark's description about your use of light is spot on. I love how Jackie appears almost in a spotlight with the whole background in the shade. Great great contrast effect.
There is something very emotion provoking about the pic. That little playful smile. It's like he's thinking "I gonna have some fun with this pitcher"
This is definitely on par with the Matty. I have to say it's getting harder and harder to pick my favorite as you keep cranking out these things.
Maybe we need a new thread. What is your favorite Kreindler? ...Ok post your top 3 , but you can't vote for your own, if you own one.
Outside of mine
1) Matty (Nuff Said)
2) Jackie Robinson (new one)
3) Joe Jackson (The detail and texture of the hands on the bat and the glove in the back pocket are just crazy good)

4) My next one whenever it comes.

I don't think you have anything to worry about impressing that high profile guy. If he is a sports or Jackie Robinson nut, there is no way in hell he isn't going to go crazy for it.

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Old 12-09-2011, 09:29 PM
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I just realized I misspelled "Rembrandt." I don't understand it. I've seen "Nightwatch."
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Graig, your Jackie Robinson is my current home PC background image. I love it. The footprints in the sunless area of the red clay sand infield. The shadows on his baggy white uniform and Dodger Blue cap. Jackie grinning as he steps from the on deck circle into the limelight of the batter's box. Awesome. You have created a lot of stunning work, but this one really grabs me.
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