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Old 01-06-2008, 09:31 PM
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Wildlife in the Rockies
Hello, I am new here and thought I would share some of my work. I am a Wildlife Artist living in SW Wyoming. I love all of the outdoors and I love even more to create everything out there in an artistic medium.

Elk in Pencil

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Mule Deer in Pencil, sorry about the glare.


I mostly do Bronze sculpture, but I also like pencil, ink, and oil paints.

Thanks for looking.
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Old 01-06-2008, 09:37 PM
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I had a chance to consider an invitation for an art position a few years ago in SW Wyoming...the high school had their own bronze foundry. You know, one of those things from time to time where you wonder if you didn't do the right thing turning it down!

This work is absolutely stunning, fantastic...and I can believe your bronze work is no doubt very good. In fact, hands on three-dimensionally sure helps the minds eye to think more convincingly thru 2-d rendering...

I do wish that mule deer wasn't in glare. Nice piece!!! Bravo, and welcome to Wetcanvas!!!!
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Wow! What wonderful work! Amazing pencil work!
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Gorgeous work
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Beautiful works! Hope you'll post some bronze work too.
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Welcome to the zoo and WC in general! I am also curious to see your bronze work as well. These are terrific pieces, and you work your grey scale values exceptionally well, pushing the darks and letting your highlight stand out. Very nice work. I would also like to see the mule deer without a glare/relfection if you are able to do so. I am interested in seeing the musculature from a clearer shot. Great work and I am very interested in seeing more!
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Welcome to the zoo! Wow these are magnificent pieces! I am really looking forward to seeing more of your work.
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Great graphite work! Love the irregular muley rack! Thanks also for the details on the bull elk.
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Fantastic!
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spendid works and welcome to the forum always nice to have new people come in. Love the depth you show in these and agree with the rest would love to see a better shot of the last one. Love to see more of your work also.


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just peeked back at the other posts of yours and that mule deer is great as is the moose. WOW
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some of the richest graphite work I've seen posted...and you really know your anatomy.( have to for sculpture!) what a pleasure to see your work
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Very beautiful work. Love to see it and hope to see more.

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