02/26/2008 08:43:43

Thanks for the visit/compliments!  Glad to add you to my friends.  Nice artwork! 

Stay Cool,

 

-Jendria 

02/25/2008 17:33:09

Hi Trish, Thank you for the email and the friend request.  I really like your black and white pieces.  The Kurt Cobain drawing, in particular, has so much emotion to it.  The Che Guevara one is very soft and shows a different side to him than the typical bold appearance usually seen.  Yes, definitely come to one of my shows if you are visiting your friend in Opelousas!  Do you do a lot of portrait work for "non-celebrities?" 

 

02/25/2008 13:21:56

Your work is facinating I love the women that look like collage. or are they computer genorated? Very nice.               Sonja

02/25/2008 09:01:53

Absolutely great stuff!!   People are such great subjects.  I love to do faces.  I wish I had taken photos of the ones I've given away!!  LOL 

Never stop, you are terrific.

Rebecca 

02/24/2008 20:27:54

Trish, Thanks for the compliments on my work!  I'm new to this site, so it's great to hear from someone so soon.  I absolutely am obsessed with portraits.  I have tried other subjects, but the human face is so fascinating.   You have some very strong work as well!   I really like the "unposed" portraits, great craftsmanship!

Keepe in touch,

Kevin 

02/24/2008 20:09:33

Thanks for your comment on my "eye" horse portrait. Your portraits are amazing- very soft.

02/24/2008 18:30:55

Thank you very much for your comment. Your work is wonderful, so creative...and your paintings have a wonderful glow.

02/24/2008 17:56:44

Thanks for the add and the comment. I really enjoyed your work! Your work in your gallery here is so beautiful and expressive and it was nice to see all your other work on your blog. You're paintings are lovely. Keep in touch.

 Marcus

02/23/2008 20:09:30

Very unique and interesting work - I love the eyes and the freedom of your strokes.

02/23/2008 19:43:00

Actually, the police sketch artist gig was more depressing than anything. I would often be interviewing victims in their hospital beds. My first chore was an 80 year old woman who had been raped and beaten by a 20 year old man. As far as getting details of a culprit, it's pretty much remembering a basic art lesson- the 3 basic shapes. "Was his head squarish?" etc.