A little about me

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Originally Posted by Hal

Lee, I'm not sending you art for Christmas - I'm saving up for this:

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Hahaha oh i so wish we knew those had to be pre-ordered before we ate LOL

Regards,

Lee

Man those are really good... I don't know much about art, just what I like, and I like those... and nice intro too... :)

Rocky,

I fully understand, but I'm in love with that piece. It knew it was special when I saw it and then when you mentioned the name - I flipped. You sure were able to get that image across - it hit me between the eyes. You're a very talented guy. I can't draw a straight line with a ruler or a picture with paint by numbers. I know I can't ply you with a crate of those chocolate fountains :) , but did you ever think of making prints (I want #1, although I'm sure you have those much closer to you who would treasure that) or is it possible to get a very high res copy (at a price) to create a print? I won't ask again - don't wanna become annoying. Thanks.

Hal

P.S. Ask Bradley about the horrors of shopping for art or frames with me. I can look at hundreds of pieces and not find anything for weeks and then I walk into a consignment shop and find original watercolor, oil or sketch in a corner and that's the one. It just has to hit me.

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Originally Posted by BeachBoi_Rocky

Hal,

The name of that painting is "Attaining Perfection". It is the first serious painting that I did with real brushes. I have previous work that I trashed in what I call my "q-tip phase".. which is when I did entire paintings using q-tips instead of brushes, cuz I used to be dirt poor. Un fortunately, I don't sell my paintings. They are parts of my soul and I could never sell one commercially. I DO give them out to people who are close to me, however.

:-)

Rocky

PS: Here are teh names of the paintings I posted, in order:

1) The Ugly Grapes
2) For Love and Sin
3) The Man Who Sailed to Sea
4) Lucifer and the Lute
5) Attaining Perfection

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Those are beautiful Rocky! Think my fav of the group is the Lucifer with the lute.

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Originally Posted by BeachBoi_Rocky

You know... I'll trade you one for a weekend with JJ.

:-D

Rocky

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I don't know Rocky, JJ is pretty good. You might have to go for a week. Tune into, www.Straightboysjerkoff.com and see if JJ will take something up the ass for the first time. ssssssssshhhhhh no telling here.

You are a very interesting guy, Rocky! You have a lot of great tips, for learning the business. Thanks for all your help. Great job on the paintings!

Brian
Photographer
Intensecash.com

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Originally Posted by BluMediaStudios

I don't know Rocky, JJ is pretty good. You might have to go for a week. Tune into, www.Straightboysjerkoff.com and see if JJ will take something up the ass for the first time. ssssssssshhhhhh no telling here.

You are a very interesting guy, Rocky! You have a lot of great tips, for learning the business. Thanks for all your help. Great job on the paintings!

Brian
Photographer
Intensecash.com

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LOL! You know I tune in almost every day to see if there's a new JJ update! :-P

I'M ADDICTED TO YOUR SITE!!!!!

And you can quote me!

Rocky

Thanks for the nice introduction, Rocky.

My appetite for Mexican food is huge. In fact I would suspect that would be one of best aspects of San Diego. I have only visited San Diego once - in the mid 90s - and I don't recall much opportunity to take advantage of that.

One of the best things about Austin are its restaurants... namely the Tex Mex and Interior Mexican food places.

In fact for lunch today with my enchiladas verdes I drank the best Agua de Jamaica. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

Steve

Hey Rocky!

We have spoke on the phone before and we have met a while back but I never knew you can do such great art work...wow!!! Very awesome...thanks for sharing!!!!

-David

wow, thanks - it was really great getting to know you in this way, rocky :) i love your paintings, and i'm not just saying that. they have a wonderful feel to them.

and this is why i love this board - people are people here, not just invented board personas.