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Old 03-23-2012, 10:26 AM
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Phenomenal, Graig...

If it's even possible to inprove upon the card, you've done it. You've brought new depth and realism to an image we've seen many times (but probably taken for granted).

Incredible and gorgeous work!
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Old 03-23-2012, 02:36 PM
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Thanks a lot, guys. I'm thrilled that you both like this one! I gotta say, when I attempt things that are out of my comfort zone, I get a bit nervous about publicly showing them - and that's even if I feel good with the end result. But, I guess such is the life of an artist!

Thanks again, for serious.

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Old 03-23-2012, 05:34 PM
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Graig,
I think you did a spectacular job of painting the Matty Crackerjack card in Kreindlercolor! Awesome!
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Thanks a lot, guys. I'm thrilled that you both like this one! I gotta say, when I attempt things that are out of my comfort zone, I get a bit nervous about publicly showing them - and that's even if I feel good with the end result. But, I guess such is the life of an artist!

Thanks again, for serious.

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Graig,
For you to "get a bit nervous about publicly showing them" is like the super model on the cover of Sports Illustrated being a bit nervous about taking off her bikini in front of someone. You, my friend, have nothing to worry about!!
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For you to "get a bit nervous about publicly showing them" is like the super model on the cover of Sports Illustrated being a bit nervous about taking off her bikini in front of someone. You, my friend, have nothing to worry about!!
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Old 03-24-2012, 11:10 AM
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Thanks guys, I appreciate those kind words.

I tell ya though, if I can get a Sports Illustrated model to take off her bikini in exchange for showing a painting, well, I think that might be the best trade EVER (for me). Is there a message board for that?

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