The Bison, Pointillism
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Comment from Extreme Art 1
_Hello, I must commend your talent my friend.
I want to buy the rights to ownership of the photo's I'm willing to offer a reasonable amount if you'll agree, tell me if you're interested_ -gideonadia9@gmail.com
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_Hello, I must commend your talent my friend.
I want to buy the rights to ownership of the photo's I'm willing to offer a reasonable amount if you'll agree, tell me if you're interested_ -gideonadia9@gmail.com
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Comment Written 09-Apr-2024
Comment from Browncat
We all seem to agree that your bison are perfect! Congratulations on all your awards, which are richly deserved. Buffalo are very symbolic of my native state (Nebraska) and if your painting was available as gift cards, I'll bet you sell out!
reply by the author on 28-Apr-2020
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We all seem to agree that your bison are perfect! Congratulations on all your awards, which are richly deserved. Buffalo are very symbolic of my native state (Nebraska) and if your painting was available as gift cards, I'll bet you sell out!
Comment Written 28-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 28-Apr-2020
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Brown cat,
first off, i am honor by the 6 star rating you awarded this piece of artwork. thank you for the nice comments in your review. Your support of me and my work is appreciated.
limited edition prints are for sale at a very reasonable price. they make great presents.
take care and be safe.
cheers
Lucien
Comment from Sgoolsby
Cool picture, very interesting technique! I used to do it years ago. Takes time and patience but I found it to be alot of fun. Great scene here and very well done in the specified technique! Nice job!
reply by the author on 28-Apr-2020
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Cool picture, very interesting technique! I used to do it years ago. Takes time and patience but I found it to be alot of fun. Great scene here and very well done in the specified technique! Nice job!
Comment Written 28-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 28-Apr-2020
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Sgoolsby,
thank you for having taken the time to look at my artwork, and leaving your review. All of your efforts are appreciated by me.
Take care & be safe
Cheers,
Lucien
Comment from cleo85
I thought I had reviewed all the drawings in this series, but evidently I missed this one. Your mastery of the pointillism technique is impressive. You draw perfect detail, even created haze and swathes of mist. The sparring bulls appear lifelike. Proportions and perspective are perfect, the colors are realistic.
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2020
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I thought I had reviewed all the drawings in this series, but evidently I missed this one. Your mastery of the pointillism technique is impressive. You draw perfect detail, even created haze and swathes of mist. The sparring bulls appear lifelike. Proportions and perspective are perfect, the colors are realistic.
Comment Written 26-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 27-Apr-2020
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Cleo,
your rating of this piece it is an honor.
Yes, the drawing turned out very much to what I wanted to show. The two bulls sparing with every one else going on with living their lives.
Thank you for your support of me and my artwork, it is appreciated.
I am pleased you like this piece, and the way it is composed.
Take care,
cheers,
Lucien
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You're very welcome, Lucien,
Your artwork is extraordinary. :o)
Comment from Neilnap773
A beautiful piece of work and Im not surprised at its current achievement as it would look good on any wall.The palette of colours is really effective and the subject with the two fighting in the foreground is eye catching and the light that falls upon their hides is exquisite..I don't normally give 6 but you deserve one for sure
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2020
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A beautiful piece of work and Im not surprised at its current achievement as it would look good on any wall.The palette of colours is really effective and the subject with the two fighting in the foreground is eye catching and the light that falls upon their hides is exquisite..I don't normally give 6 but you deserve one for sure
Comment Written 26-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2020
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Neil,
thank you for the 6 rating that you give sparingly, which is the way it should be. I am honored and pleased you like the drawing that much, it is very much appreciated.
now lets see if I can post more works that you would consider give that award to as well.
thnak you.
take care Cheers
Lucien,
be safe
Comment from JirinaInspire
This bull fight is what we are all dealing with in our every day life. How appropriate to share this beautiful artwork at this time. We shell win this fight. The unique technique makes this painting even more special.
reply by the author on 25-Apr-2020
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This bull fight is what we are all dealing with in our every day life. How appropriate to share this beautiful artwork at this time. We shell win this fight. The unique technique makes this painting even more special.
Comment Written 25-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 25-Apr-2020
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Jirina,
Thank you as always I am very appreciative of your time and comments you write about my posts. Yes the pointillism technique requires the artist to look at color harmony, and the colors you have picked, because unlike painting or color pencil, you really can not blend the color's.
Take care and as always be safe
cheers,
Lucien
Comment from MKFlood
since your a teacher/instructor my question is why do yall teach this only and not how to blend colors without using pointillism? I'll use some pointillism for additional shade of a color or maybe depth. however i blend in my colors what I need. since I never I had classes it was the way taught myself. when I see you and others do the pointillism, I tell myself that it must be the only way they teach folks on how to handle a pen. really im just curious. the body forms and language is excellent. the details is excellent. the shading is excellent. the depth is excellent. the creation is balanced and eye appealing to the viewer. creative and awesome work overall.
reply by the author on 25-Apr-2020
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since your a teacher/instructor my question is why do yall teach this only and not how to blend colors without using pointillism? I'll use some pointillism for additional shade of a color or maybe depth. however i blend in my colors what I need. since I never I had classes it was the way taught myself. when I see you and others do the pointillism, I tell myself that it must be the only way they teach folks on how to handle a pen. really im just curious. the body forms and language is excellent. the details is excellent. the shading is excellent. the depth is excellent. the creation is balanced and eye appealing to the viewer. creative and awesome work overall.
Comment Written 25-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 25-Apr-2020
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MK,
I will send you message regarding your questions.
Thank you as always I am very appreciative of your time and comments you write about my posts. Yes the pointillism technique requires the artist to look at color harmony, and the colors you have picked, because unlike painting or color pencil, you really can not blend the color's.
Take care and as always be safe
cheers,
Lucien
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Wanna bet? Wink
Comment from Linda Bickston
Lucien, I lived in Montana and I was able to see Bison up close. Their size is unbelievable. Very impressive. I love the pointillism you have used to create this work. It is amazing how lifelike this is. I truly like all of this piece.
reply by the author on 25-Apr-2020
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Lucien, I lived in Montana and I was able to see Bison up close. Their size is unbelievable. Very impressive. I love the pointillism you have used to create this work. It is amazing how lifelike this is. I truly like all of this piece.
Comment Written 25-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 25-Apr-2020
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Linda,
yes, this did take time to figure out how to get the effect and then achieve it, so it looked somewhat real.
yes they are something to behold in real life,i have only have seen them in the zoo, and a reserve, on TV nature shows; not wild, roaming the plains which must be amazing to see.
thank you for your time and comments on my color marker drawing, they are appreciated.
have a good day, and be safe
lucien
Comment from michiganmike
A great looking scene that is particularly attractive in this labor intensive technique. The composition is excellent and the colors are very fine.
reply by the author on 25-Apr-2020
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A great looking scene that is particularly attractive in this labor intensive technique. The composition is excellent and the colors are very fine.
Comment Written 25-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 25-Apr-2020
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Mike,
Thank you as always I am very appreciative of your time and comments you write about my posts. Yes the pointillism technique requires the artist to look at color harmony, and the colors you have picked, because unlike painting or color pencil, you really can not blend the color's.
Take care and as always be safe
cheers,
Lucien
Comment from seshadri_sreenivasan
I like this simple but expressive image done with precision and skill. The colours play off of each other well, the image does an excellent job of conveying the title, visually pleasant, well executed. Just nice..
reply by the author on 25-Apr-2020
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I like this simple but expressive image done with precision and skill. The colours play off of each other well, the image does an excellent job of conveying the title, visually pleasant, well executed. Just nice..
Comment Written 25-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 25-Apr-2020
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Seshadri,
Thank you as always I am very appreciative of your time and comments you write about my posts. Yes the pointillism technique requires the artist to look at color harmony, and the colors you have picked, because unlike painting or color pencil, you really can not blend the color's.
Take care and as always be safe
cheers,
Lucien