Portraits Ink
Ink and graphite...
writings and drawings...and more?
by Sam Corey
Fine Art and Graphic Design; Commissioned Portraits for the most part...plus Creative Writing primarily for self amusement. However these less than coherent ramblings although the possibility remote...may just entertain you?
and more...
Whats new: Check this out! You just can't beat the cost of publicity. "Free" fits into my advertising budget quite nicely. See link
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/s_605236.html
and more?
Song lyrics of the week, month...or, whenever sumpin strikes me and I get around to it.
12/17/08 http://www.jpshrine.org/lyrics/songs/bobo.html
Some more...What's new?
Sports action drawings is my latest and greatest area of endeavor. Here are a couple...see portfolio page for a better look
The man, the myth, the legend...comes to mind as you consider Cael Sanderson's undefeated Collegent and Olympic record. Top that?
This drawing is rendered with the finest Indian Ink and pure as I could purchase soft graphite on a 4'ft x 5ft hunk of a K-Mart $3.00 shower curtain
Nothing but the best for King Cael
No disrespect but this is another shower curtain work...sorry bout that Chief!*
*Don Adams
By the way, commisioned work is rendered with the same fine materials on 180lb acid free canvas paper, canvas board, or stretched canvas for large commercial pieces.
Shower curtain work is by strange is it may be...request only.
See Services link for details
Besides if you can spit on Dick Butkis when you are NFL rookie and lift Paul Howard off the ground with a Rocky Balboa uppercut to the gut just for uncalled holding penalties, you are certainly afforded a tear or 2 in rembererance.
We miss Myron but could never forget as your terrible towels fly is mass where ever the Steelers play home and "away" across the nation.
Please Portfolio link for a better display of this drawing.
What's else is new ? See Porfolio link for better view
Check out your "Bud"
...a fisher "man" wit his
priorities in order.
John Voeker, Bud's artist,
and printer ...are definately
on board for the big win!*
of this print and other
Trophy Art, Taxidermy Art,
Boneless/Skinless Taxidermy?
I still don't know what to
call it but it seems to be
catching on.
People with prize catches,
bagged, game, etc...
*Full Metal Jacket 1987
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAvWQa64B8M
What's new 2...err too?
I bin playin round with some wildlife drawings lately...see Porfolio page for better view.
What's new 2.5)
Pleqse visit my outdoorsman, wrestler, Alaskan guide, writer, storyteller, and "big bear hunter extrordinaire" ...new friend Jack Kesler's website site when you get a chance.
http://www.wildernesswildlife.org/
I'm certain many of you will find him as an interester charature as I did.
Jack is definatly "livin the dream!"
Don't forget Mr. Jack. If you ever need someone to carry your ammo or sumpin on your next adventure...I am available ans cheap! :)
"Back in the day" as they say I had my 15 minutes of fame I suppose when I was featured in the local paper with my 1st attempt honoring "The Chief" on a 7ft x 7ft bed sheet.
Gee, I've come along way...all the way to "shower curtain art!"
Thank goodness for white sales:)
Anyway, a much better drawn second version of Mr. Rooney mysteriously disappeared after hanging in the end zone of Three Rivers Stadium for nearly a decade. It made national TV quite often during the 70's as the football fans were glued to the tube during those Super Steelers spectacular run.
The Monday night crew once zoomed in and panned away to the crowd upon returning to coverage after half time. The original Mr. Monday night "Howard Cosell" intentially paused as the camera panned out...then eloquently as only he could...waxed on about the great man who was Steeler's founder.
Well, if that was my 15 minutes, I'll take it. It could be worse you know? But I won't get into those potentially nefarious speculations.
