Search results

Love that figure and era.

Very nice piece. Great job all around.

I love good and spicy Cajun food myself. Actually, I love any kind of spicy food.

I used to have a kitten that sat on my shoulder when I painted. Made it kind of difficult but he wouldn't move.

This was done about five years ago and yes it was in competition at the time. It got both high kudos and extreme criticism. Either people seemed to appreciate it for what it was or hated it for whatever reason. At Chicago about three years ago a guy did a similar piece except his was about a...

Hello fellow Texan. I take it from the "cajun" handle in your name you are from Houston area? I am in Dallas.

I have had so many animals in my life that posting them all would be ridiculous. I now have three dogs and four cats and take care of a stray cat that comes around I call "Hobo."However, let me share with you the one and only pedigree I have ever owned who is with me now. He is a tri-color...

I did one in a controversial diorama but I made it from scratch. The problem in using an existing figure is that gravity forces the whole body to sag down and a person lying on the ground would not have this. Also the figure I did had his hands tied behind his back. My rule of thumb about...

This is not a photograph but the work of Iwata airbrush artist Dru Blair http://www.drublair.com/comersus/store/tica.asp Needless to say it is exceptional beyond belief.

I like the melted clock at Dali's feet. Nice touch.

Fabulous piece and very well designed.

I am not sure what Osprey titles you have but the two that I have clearly show the uniforms: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51T281CX2ML._BO2,204,203,200_PIsitb-sticker-arrow-click,TopRight,35,-76_AA240_SH20_OU02_.jpg http://images.indiebound.com/212/321/9781855321212.jpg The regular...

Those are exceptional. I agree the gatling gun is great and would be perfect for a San Juan hill dio like this great Charles McBarron print: http://www.allposters.com/-sp/Gatlings-to-the-Assault-Posters_i2886756_.htm

You have to do a step by step of your sculpting. Really. Your work is impeccable and I think all other sculptors would appreciate it.

Love it.

Gordy, I sent you an email. Not sure why they are bouncing.

Maybe when he got to the top of Devil's Den he realized he was all alone except a bunch of puzzled tourists taking his picture. "Boy, these re-enactors sure are authentic looking!" In anycase, good job no matter what the year.

1963? Is this like one of the Japanese who didn't know the war was over?

Here is a nice shot of the Springfield with good detail:

Outstanding photos.