Rockabilly
GAFF LAD. "Open your knees and feel the breeze"
Oh Wolfie, you are a one.
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Morgan Gibbs-White painting
- Thread starter louisecobboldart
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Quntib Hollox
Jack Armstrong
Am I the only one thinking 6 old pence is a cheap ride
congo_red_49
Ale Ape
I’ll finish it off when I find my blue crayon.
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Rockabilly
GAFF LAD. "Open your knees and feel the breeze"
Rockabilly
GAFF LAD. "Open your knees and feel the breeze"
WallyBazoom
Yoth Team
I’ll finish it off when I find my blue crayon.
Ah, yes. Like many artists before you, you're spending an inordinate amount of time torturing yourself trying to work out how to use blue to convey the depth of sadness - maybe coldness - in the subject of your fine work? Months . . . years . . . may pass before you find a way to do so. In the meantime - and until that spark of genius strikes you - you'll continue to wander the desolate streets of Sun'lan' with your hareem of muses.
Many here will say you just want it to "do the sky or colour it's eye in" but not me, mi owd. I understand.
Bonfy177
LTLF MORON
Robbo…….Obviously
Cloughie1975
John Robertson
I think I’d stick to your cooking,Bonfy,
Bonfy177
LTLF MORON
Aye maybes ya reet Cloughie I’m spreading me-sell a little thin helping folk wi IT issues and stuff
Rockabilly
GAFF LAD. "Open your knees and feel the breeze"
Cureboy
Viv Anderson
Amazing. Could you do one of his missus?
Grass
Geoff Thomas
Louise that picture is honestly incredible.
I'm always jealous of creative people.
However I will say it might need a bit more work to be better than my Avatar that @Bonfy177 made which has been " Seen " at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, The Guggenheim and Moma in New York last year.
I'm always jealous of creative people.
However I will say it might need a bit more work to be better than my Avatar that @Bonfy177 made which has been " Seen " at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, The Guggenheim and Moma in New York last year.
Bonfy177
LTLF MORON
Grass
Geoff Thomas
And she wouldn't be wrongpoor Louise will think we’re all daft on here
louisecobboldart
A. Trialist
I’m just here for the entertainment 
louisecobboldart
A. Trialist
Bonfy177
LTLF MORON
Stephen Wiltshire is mind blowing, such a talent , there’s a fabulous documentary about him, he works from memory 
Redemption
One less gobshite...
An autistic savant.Stephen Wiltshire is mind blowing, such a talent , there’s a fabulous documentary about him, he works from memory
Aspirational.
Subin Hwang
Not that Korean guy
Hey everyone, Just wanted to share my acrylic on canvas painting of MGW. Hope you like it! Thanks, Louise
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Amazing, superb, fantastic, breathtaking... just wonderful!!
The brushstrokes & colors are so full of life, it almost feels like he could blink inside the canvas any minute!
And that Morgan himself bought your own painting... it must have been a great honor! Good for you!
louisecobboldart
A. Trialist
A huge honour; it always is when the player featured wants to buy it…
Nice work 
louisecobboldart
A. Trialist
Thanks; appreciated!Nice work
Neurotica
First Team Squad
That’s amazingHey everyone, Just wanted to share my acrylic on canvas painting of MGW. Hope you like it! Thanks, Louise
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Alf-engelos Mindminackers
The Artiste formally known as "Wanksy"
Glad you used Grid Assistance here mate, else it may not have turned out as well portioned.
BryanRoy22
Ian Bowyer
Outstanding. You have captured every part of MGW perfectly. The eyes, ears, hair, expression. You would never not know who it was.
Usually I'll draw portraits with pencil on Bristol paper, or pen for caricatures, and have never quite been able to master another art medium so I'm always in awe of those who can do what you do.
Keep up the great work
Usually I'll draw portraits with pencil on Bristol paper, or pen for caricatures, and have never quite been able to master another art medium so I'm always in awe of those who can do what you do.
Keep up the great work