Probably when I get enough time to Myself to sit down and actually put the pencil to paper *Chuckle*entitled said:See? You're getting all sorts of good comments. Why would You want me to add to them, huh? Sheesh.
BTW, when are You putting me in one?
Thank you very muchcuisine said:
Thanks beautiful *Wink*oz_akasha said:Wow........
James these are great...............
Waiting to see more................
Where the dragon's tongue would be was definately on My mind at the time *Grin*The_old_man said:
*L* Jackie and the beanstalk works...ozraven said:Looks like a beanstalk to me.............
Kinda goes with extinct giant...........
A portrait I was working on while stuck over in the sand...though I never got to finish it.ozraven said:They are superb James...........
Akasha now wants a portrait.............
James MacGregor said:Thank you for the unwarranted compliment *wink* and with someone like you as inspiration, you definately get the creative juices flowing.
Are you kidding Me??? A chance to hang on YOUR wall??? YOW! Now there's a thought! *Grin*oz_akasha said:Ok not sure which to use here as a quote.....*S*
James these are great.......our kinda art.......
We have a couple of Julie Bell & Boris Vallejo on our wall..........
Would you like to join them??
for a you
SexyWench said:I only compliment where warranted
I especially like the warrior one, reminiscent of Chris Achilleos.
sidenote to akasha, I love Boris' work too
Thank you very much *Dropping into a sweeping bow...because it's the Gentlemanly thing to do...but more importantly, from this angle, I can see up your skirt*Ember Faye said:I love the whole medieval theme....they are superb!
Very talented indeed
James MacGregor said:Thank you very much *Dropping into a sweeping bow...because it's the Gentlemanly thing to do...but more importantly, from this angle, I can see up your skirt*
a color semi-portrait I did a while back...excuse the water damage...moving takes a toll sometimes.Ember Faye said:teheh *raising skirt just a tad more*
Just lovely! I'd love to see some of your work in color. I bet they would be even more beautiful than the beauty that abounds from them already
James MacGregor said:Are you kidding Me??? A chance to hang on YOUR wall??? YOW! Now there's a thought! *Grin*
another unfinished one...(hoping the pencils aren't too light to show up)
James MacGregor said:
When I'm looking for new comics, I won't buy one unless it is in color (I only own one that is B&W and that's just because it is a comic based on characters I love) Sorry
I can think of no other place I'd rather be hanging around *Lecherous grin*oz_akasha said:I have a spot all picked out.............
between the Oliva's & Luis Royo on our bedroom wall............
I did up another version of this one, the first in white panties, this one in black...ok...I admit, I really suck at backgrounds *Chuckle* Once I finish the main subject, I kinda lose interest in putting anything else in.Ember Faye said:I knew your work in color would be wonderfully beautiful
Lots of people love B&W art, and it can be very beautiful...but I'm one of those people that love COLOR! When I color with my daughter in her coloring books, I color the WHOLE page. It's not done until every inch is filled with color.
Ok..too much info
James MacGregor said:This one has been described as..."just wrong"
Thanks "FF"...and I get requests all the time...unfortunately, things like a regular job and other daily demands get in the way of fulfilling them...dang it.FuckingFreak said:
I tend to do the same thing when writing. But, I do up the draft, walk away from it, come back and edit, walk away, edit some more until I finally get tired and just post the dang thing. *L* When drawing, I tend to keep at it until I can't hold the pencil anymore, up all night until the crack of dawn appears. You know Dawn? *L* Sorry, I couldn't resist a bad joke there.Ember Faye said:LOL!
OMG....too freakin funny! It is wrong...but I love it!
I know what you mean about loosing interest. I get that way with my writing. I come up with the characters and plot...and then I kind of loose interest when it comes to the filler stuff
James MacGregor said:I tend to do the same thing when writing. But, I do up the draft, walk away from it, come back and edit, walk away, edit some more until I finally get tired and just post the dang thing. *L* When drawing, I tend to keep at it until I can't hold the pencil anymore, up all night until the crack of dawn appears. You know Dawn? *L* Sorry, I couldn't resist a bad joke there.
