@Dr-GO said in Artist on BOARD:
@Kehaulani said in Artist on BOARD:
You're missing the nude girl emerging from the water.
No he's not missing the nude girl. We are in the back in the woods together... in front of the pine tree, behind the rock, covering our water immersion.
Then, of course, there’s shrinkage
They kind of look like ghost ships for some reason.......not intentional
This is more like it
@SSmith1226 said in Artist on BOARD:
@BigDub said in Artist on BOARD:
This truly is a ghost ship. It has a back wash and small wake but no captain operating the boat!
You have a good point there. They must have been trying to find something on the floor for a minute.
@Dr-GO said in Artist on BOARD:
@Kehaulani said in Artist on BOARD:
The Good Ship Lollypop?
Or the Goodwill Ship Lollypop where people actually give a ship!
If you noticed, the owner of the boat might have beenMomma's Boy. See the name? ( Me n Ma )
A very old vintage painting I did which involved some combining of images....just saying, I did not actually see this scene as it appears except when I painted it that way! We are looking at something from around 1980 here.
I would say I am a bit on the unconventional style. Some bits and pieces here and there, but a lot of things that I have discovered maybe by trial and error.....and sometimes accidentally!
I will do some of the palette knife stuff, but sometimes it needs a little help, in my opinion through other means, a brush sweeping lightly past, or a slightly wet brush to soften places. or even my finger, lots of times. This is acrylic paint, though. Did you know that?
@Kehaulani said in Artist on BOARD:
You said your painting was in the Cochran. There's a Cochran Museum in Austin.
Haha. Pardonne moi. I hadn’t heard of that museum. No, the Cochrans are friends who commissioned me to do the painting in question. They live near me as well, in NJ.
@Dr-GO
That’s how my face would look too after being with Einstein.
Look at his teacher's face. Seems to me his expression says,
“ I didn’t learn a single thing in school!”
@barliman2001 said in A little humour:
FACT: Einstein applied for a Chair of Mathematics in Zurich and was rejected because "his theories were too far-fetched for use in academic teaching."
That, sadly, is amazingly similar to my situation, except for the chair of mathematics job, and having theories.
This is another thing I made. A rolling storage cart. Fairly simple, but what made it so much more simple to make was the use of the pocket hole Jig. One of the best things for fastening. All the screws are hidden because I did them from the bottom. There are 100 screws holding this together! 
It is surprisingly strong and stable, too.
@administrator said in Woodworking?:
@BigDub said in Woodworking?:
This is another thing I made. A rolling storage cart. Fairly simple, but what made it so much more simple to make was the use of the pocket hole Jig. One of the best things for fastening. All the screws are hidden because I did them from the bottom. There are 100 screws holding this together!
It is surprisingly strong and stable, too.How did you make the pocket holes? I would love to know.
There is a kit available By Krieg and other companies called the pocket hole jig. It consists of a special drill bit for pilot holes, a guide so that the hole is made in the precise angle needed, special screws for this purpose, and a square head bit fitting the screw heads. The way the pre drilled hole is made allows the screw to be flush with the surface and will not be seen from the angle affords the strongest attachment by the way it goes into the side grain.
There are various price points, but here is what one kit looks like.
@Kehaulani said in A little humour:
I was taking a Japan Airlines flight from Tokyo to Wash. D.C. and got upgraded to first class because I was wearing a uniform. They served me a multi-course traditional Japanese banquet-meal that was to die for.
But you didn’t. And wouldn’t. Would you?
If you died for it, how would you eat it?
@Dale-Proctor
These are great, some of which could be a nice challenge for me to paint. I love them. The older the better, of course.
@Kehaulani said in Railroad Photography:
A couple of those are right in the pocket of Big Dub's painting technique. You guys might do a collaboration.
Nice of you to say. I am flattered, Kehaulani.
@J-Jericho said in Artist on BOARD:
@BigDub What?!?!? No salmon?!?
Called To Wander
Actually, this is from a photo I took in Kechikan, Alaska and it is, indeed a Salmon run. We saw some but I didn’t choose to include any in the painting. 
@J-Jericho said in Artist on BOARD:
@BigDub Good art is said to be evocative. To have your painting immediately make me think of a salmon run is uncanny. Bravo!
@veery said in Artist on BOARD:
@BigDub I get the feeling the water is going to drain out and leave the creek bed dry!
Thank you very much! Have no fear, there’s plenty of water and no danger of it draining in the near future!
