Just Artwork

[Wolfwoman]

Ok let's get some more art posted and less 'other' on the art threads. There was more stuff than pics. Nina, BigSky, Skywalker, everyone else! Let's get more pics and less jabber      

Remember most of these drawings are more than 20+ years old, some older than that! Hence why you see some dirt and staining on them.

OK here's a better pic of the "Society" drawing I did many years ago. I should sit down and redo it and try and sell it. I'm sure there's more than one person out there that will get the meaning 


Anyone ever read the "Dragonriders of Pern"?  These are a couple drawings I did of what I thought the dragons looked like, one was from a paperback book cover.  Prismacolor pencils Nina!



A friend's pinto stallion that I drew...geez, probably 30+ years ago. Charcoal pencil.


I was a horse nut, pretty much all I drew was horses....


This is probably the youngest, only about 15 years old... I think after this I didn't have a lot of time for drawing anymore and moved onto other things.


I DID NOT do this....LOL  It's a poster I found many years ago of "me" or my handle.

[Trina]

okey dokey... my raccoon sketch..

[Nina]

I will get more stuff up as soon as I make more lol.Nice pics everyone!

[Red stag]

Nice artwork. So many talented artists on the TaxiNet. Thanks! Here is a drawing I did on a door in my showroom. 

[Big Sky]

I am not a real good horse artist, but when I have to I can draw them well enough that they hopefully don't turn out looking like a moose or a giraffe.   Here is an example of a commission piece I did a few years ago.


Here is a pheasant print I have on the market that is hand colored with Prisma colored pencils. It can be had in black and white or color like this image below. However, the image scan is pretty poor compared to the real thing. I like Prisma colored pencils and being able to have the option of offering black and white or colored prints. Not many other art print mediums provide that.

[Red stag]

Very nice Big Sky!! 

[tpolson88]

I am not a real good horse artist, but when I have to I can draw them well enough that they hopefully don't turn out looking like a moose or a giraffe.   Here is an example of a commission piece I did a few years ago.


For someone who thinks they cant draw a horse it looks awsome to me!!!

[Big Sky]

I never said I "can't" draw horses I just said I'm not real good at them. Not real good compared to those that specialize in drawing and painting horses that is. I'd rather draw wildlife like this desert big horn.

[tpolson88]

I think they all are excellent!
 

[Nina]

awesome work once again!

[Big Sky]

Red Stag, I meant to comment on that wood pecker you posted. That is a very pleasant drawing to look at, good job!

[Wolfwoman]

Really nice stuff to all, methinks I need to take mine off...lol

[michael p.]

Really nice stuff to all, methinks I need to take mine off...lol

Can I have them

[Big Sky]

Wolfwoman, methinks you are wrong. I love seeing everyone's artwork and what they are doing. Some of us have spent a lot of years trying to perfect our work and others have done it here and there as a hobby, but there is room for everyone. I have yet to meet an artist I couldn't learn something from. Aside from that, I envy everyone on this site that is pursuing taxidermy. It is an art in my opinion, and one that I haven't been involved with for over 20 years. I hope to get back into soon. Right now I'm working on a Master's Degree, but once it's complete I plan on learning taxidermy again. I really admire people like Nina, that are so young, yet have worked to develop so many talents. I'm thinking she will be fine in this cold-cruel-world, so to speak. Her, and several other young folks at this site definitely have the "stuff" to be successful in life.

[michael p.]

I tease yall with the "can I have it" crap, but my hat is off to each & everyone of you. You all have more talent in your little pinky than I have in my whole body when it comes to drawing!! Bigsky, that Desert Bighorn BLEW me away!!!!