Just some guy named Lance. Hmmm. My husband has every one of that biker's books. In my books it was some bike rider signing some painter's art. Both as terrific at what they do.
You deserve all the attention you get. You're a great painter.
Wow!!! That is awesome...is that still part of the bicycle paint off with Milind??? I thought my eyes were seeing double, triple..what great movement. What an undertaking this must have been.
No, Kathy...this was a commissioned piece for the event, but the painting that was done for the "paint off" with my friend Milind just got sold recently to someone in my neighborhood who saw it on this blog!
Onpainting; You are wrong, Bill...I whipped together that painting in minutes!...or should I say hours and hours and hours? Yeah, that's a wee bit more accurate.
Nice post and very nice painting. I enjoy your work at lot. I know of you but have never met you. I will one of these days. I am a friend of Fred Ekman and he speaks highly of you.
Howdy, Terry. Fred is a great guy! I'm so sorry to hear about his health issue. I went to your blog and love your h2o sketches. I'm going to add you to my blog roll. Hopefully we can meet up soon.
This guy called Lance Armstrong signed a Lobenberg gyclee print a few weeks ago at the Amgen Tour of California.
Hi David,
ReplyDeleteJust some guy named Lance. Hmmm. My husband has every one of that biker's books. In my books it was some bike rider signing some painter's art. Both as terrific at what they do.
You deserve all the attention you get. You're a great painter.
Take care,
Barbara
Ohmigosh!! How cool!!! You're getting famous! hehe :)
ReplyDeleteWow!!! That is awesome...is that still part of the bicycle paint off with Milind??? I thought my eyes were seeing double, triple..what great movement. What an undertaking this must have been.
ReplyDeleteexcellent,off to e-bay!
ReplyDeletei like your hair david!
Cool - he should sign it twice for all the work you put into it.
ReplyDeleteThat is just so fantastic!
ReplyDeleteAnd I just read that Lance went home and told everyone that he owns a Lobenberg!!!
Really, a thrill. And much deserved.
Hey, Barbara, I can ride a bike too, but not quite as fast and I need to be on absolutely flat land...and... I ride down hill the best.
ReplyDeleteHi Amber! How's college treating you? I'm extremely famous in my own mind...the fantasies I have!
ReplyDeleteNo, Kathy...this was a commissioned piece for the event, but the painting that was done for the "paint off" with my friend Milind just got sold recently to someone in my neighborhood who saw it on this blog!
ReplyDeleteDo you like the blond look I now have, Rob?
ReplyDeleteComrade Bonnie, Yeah, right!!
ReplyDeleteOnpainting; You are wrong, Bill...I whipped together that painting in minutes!...or should I say hours and hours and hours? Yeah, that's a wee bit more accurate.
ReplyDeleteWow! How freakin' awesome is that!
ReplyDeleteCongrats!!
Thanks Jennifer. Good to see you have some more of your marvelous paintings posted.
ReplyDeleteDavid--
ReplyDeleteNice post and very nice painting. I enjoy your work at lot. I know of you but have never met you. I will one of these days. I am a friend of Fred Ekman and he speaks highly of you.
Howdy, Terry. Fred is a great guy! I'm so sorry to hear about his health issue. I went to your blog and love your h2o sketches. I'm going to add you to my blog roll. Hopefully we can meet up soon.
ReplyDeleteWay to got David.. excellent piece and great audience. I hear Lance may be competing again in the next Tour...
ReplyDeleteThanks Crazy Moore. Yep, that guy Lance may end up in the next Tour de France.
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