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Published: 2011-07-13 18:26:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 3739; Favourites: 102; Downloads: 156
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From 1996, scanned from a xerox I recently located. A friend of mine owns the original, I will have to ask for a scan someday. Carolyn, my wife, provided so much assistance on this piece she is essentially an equal collaborator here. Β©Palladium Books from the book "Dragons And Gods"Related content
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OMG ... how awesome ist this shit!!!!!!! !!!
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Wow. That is some crazy ink work. Looks like it would've been great fun to work on, in that insanely tedious sort of way only an artist can enjoy.
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That IS incredible so much detail, so much to look at, I wish I had patience like you
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Thank you! I never mind this sort of detailed drawing... It's supertight close up rendering like you do I can't seem to gear up for anymore
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Outstanding Mike!
Do I note a little BWS creeping in there?
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Thanks so much,Nik, good eye! In fact, this was from the first body of work I did after my short time in the BWS studio!
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That's cool Mike, never knew you did a stint at the BWS Studio! I'm jealous!
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Ah, well, "Stint" would be making more of it then it was, I had a chance to watch him work, see classic art and works in progress and talk with him at length- but I never did anything professional with Barry, I tried out couldn't give him what he was looking for, at the time...
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Outstanding! 
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LOL good point! Thanks, I was unabashedly pursuing a neo-classical style, and my DaVinci book was very possibly my primary reference on the horse....
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Gorgeous, Mike! I'd love to be able to really study a large image of this intricate piece. Immediately drawn to the wide-mouthed "profile" on the right!
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Thank you! I think I allowed the full size download, check on the right of the pic. The large view will reveal it's a scan from a beat-up photocopy, but should show rich detail.
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Checked out the enlarged image, Mike. Wowwww! Do you happen to recall the dimensions of the original? At what size did you originally execute this beauty?
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Thanks again my friend 
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I could sit here all day, looking at all the intricate details!
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beautiful work! I guess if it was a xerox it mustn't be large but it looks as if it could be mural sized.
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This reminds me of an old print of one of the masters. Excellent work. What medium is it?
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Thank you! This is pen and ink and black colored pencil on coquille board, a paper with an artificial texture pressed into it.
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