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Number of face-offs: 5
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Steve Stanley
...indeed Wicker, and "the dog? You were name after the dog? Indiana-I loved that dog". I'm such a fan, and tried to get it just right. Glad to have the confirmation of a job well done. Thanks again. -
Steve Stanley
...tis an honor to have you say so Mark. As with anyone, each work becomes a labor of love, including getting the essence of each subject conveyed properly. The "Earthy Tones" that make Indiana Jones were very important to communiate, and your positive fe -
Steve Stanley
...appreciate you soooo much too Barbi. I am grateful for the "WOW' as it boosts my mood (and ego a mite :) ) -
Steve Stanley
...ahhh, sooothing words of support from mah boy Dave. Thanks, thanks, and thanks again kind sir. -
Steve Stanley
...hey there Lunarsparks, been awhile, and good to have your visit. Thanks for the supportive and constructive words, they serve as a reward here. My toughest challenge is lighting and your thoughts certainly encourage me. Thanks again. -
Leigh Sparks
Love how you've done the lighting coming from above as well as the subtle illumination from below. -
Steve Stanley
..how refreshingly observant and complimentary of you Daruma! To say the least, I am flattered to even have been in a sentence or reference along with such a great as Sargent. Wow, thanks for the high marks. -
Jeremy Murphy
Really great stuff Hobie! That skin tone is beautiful. I love how it looks like the brush strokes get looser the further away they get from the focal point. Reminds me of the way Sargent would force your eye to a focal point. 5*! -
jason clark
steve! I am smiling from ear to ear! what a comment! commentss like that are what make me work harder! thankyou so much steve this really means a lot to me, having your support is great! I get it now! a cleaver man you are steve! very cleaver you are! -
Steve Stanley
...not really sure where the "Z" bailed too bud!? He's not been on the site, or, posted anything in quite some time. Far as my postings there, it just seems redundant, as this site has essentially taken things up to the next level. Once the mag went -
jason clark
steve you are never on painter website anymore? really random, but do you know where zenar went? he has a coke can as his aviator? -
Steve Stanley
...apprecite the vcompliments and support Jack. Lighting has long been a major challenge, and you, as well as others, have encouraged me, thanks again. -
Steve Stanley
...really appreciate the stop in Karin and all the supportive commentary too. It always makes me curious about another artists gallery when I get a comment, so, visited yours. Must say you have an eye for color and putting a different touch to the normal -
Steve Stanley
...appreciate cha LeAnne. Always look forward to the visit from you and into your latest gallery postings too. -
Steve Stanley
...yeeea. Your wonderful Lupitta, not to mention an incredibly talented artist. I appreciate cha's. -
Steve Stanley
...(lol), thanks MoonMama, the mixed media bag got a work out on this one. Truly appreciate the visit, comments and support. -
Steve Stanley
...hey Alan, thanks bunches buddy. It was a challenge to cast the atmos, but a satisfactory outcome, and I'm grateful for your support. -
Steve Stanley
...a true supporter and helpful friend Jason. Your comments are always so appreciated and taken to heart. Thanks as always. -
jason clark
steve this is great! I love the worm colors of his face against the background color! textures in the jacket and hat are fantastic! really well painted friend. -
Steve Stanley
...hey Russell, appreciate the look see and comments. And the answer to your question isyes, Indy of Crystal Skull timeline. -
Russell M. Hossain
This is great Steve, you really capture Harrison's grizzled look! Am I right in thinking this is an image of Indy circa Kingdom of the Crystal Skull? -
Steve Stanley
...ahhh Heather, you're a girl after mah wifes own heart. Collista Lockhart on the other hand would disagree. But, either way, your a Gem of a Dear for commenting so positvely on the piece, and I thank you, very, very, very...very, much. -
Heather Nicholson
Nice work. Love the brush strokes on this piece, and the way you've delt with the backgroud. Pity your subject matter is so unattractive, purely a personal opinion! :) -
Steve Stanley
..good eye there Raven. I appreciate the insight. The darker around the eyes was concidered, yet, the light is coming from the lower right and upper right. Truth is lighting is still a toughy for me. I used PS Elements to assist. Really good to have the i -
David Neaves
Great brushwork Steve, I would have put a bit more shadow under the eyelids myself, but you know where the light is coming from. it,s still a good 5. -
Steve Stanley
...good too have your kind words Alan. I couldn't help but browse your works and add your gallery among my faves. Nice work. -
Andre Alexander
You're getting better with every work, Steve. I really like the way you blend the different colors. Also like the approach to the back drop. Well done again.
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