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I REEEEEEAALY like this one! You do awesome work 😀 By the way…. did I read somewhere that you’d had Robert Bateman look at your work? How and where did you meet him? I would love to be able to paint like him! Did you get any tips from him?
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twindragonsmum wrote:I REEEEEEAALY like this one! You do awesome work 😀 By the way…. did I read somewhere that you’d had Robert Bateman look at your work? How and where did you meet him? I would love to be able to paint like him! Did you get any tips from him?
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I met him at an art gallery here in Ottawa. I had to send my mom of somewhere in order for me to get the guts to approach him and show him my work. If he would have laught I did not mom around. He said it was good. Yes he did give me a tip: to purchase a good camera in order to get more details in my scenes. I would like to meet Carl Brenders now. I really like all the details he puts in his paintings.I like Carl Brender’s work as well. It amazes me when wildlife artists paint so realistically that the painting looks like a photograph. Other favorite artists of mine are James C. Christensen, Scott Gustafson and Robert Duncan, all of whom I’ve been lucky enough to meet.
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twindragonsmum wrote:I like Carl Brender’s work as well. It amazes me when wildlife artists paint so realistically that the painting looks like a photograph.
The way they can do that is to paint on huge canvases and by the time they reduce the image for a print, it makes it look like a photograph.Those are all beautiful! Wow, you do indeed have an eye for detail. The pandas are my favorite, those cute and cuddly faces are sooo much love!!!
IM a carl brender fan as well, though his subject matter is not my style.
I love the loon on the first page. Wonderful work!
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