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Sue Cauhape commented on Bob Boze Bell's blog post Tall Women at The Phippen Tomorrow
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Wolfgang commented on Bob Boze Bell's blog post Tall Women at The Phippen Tomorrow
"She is looking just great . . .    :)"
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Stan H commented on Bob Boze Bell's blog post Sleep Derived Sketches & Highway Hitch Hikers (fantasy edition)
"Back in the 50's and even into the 60's I would usually pick up a hitchhiker as I hitched often also. In 1970 I hitched from Columbus, Ohio to Medford, OR.   Now I would not even consider doing either.    "
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Sue Cauhape commented on Bob Boze Bell's blog post Sleep Derived Sketches & Highway Hitch Hikers (fantasy edition)
"BBB, I'm glad you made that final distinction about DNA and hitch hikers. My fantasy has a completely different anatomy."
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Wolfgang commented on Bob Boze Bell's blog post Sleep Derived Sketches & Highway Hitch Hikers (fantasy edition)
"Bob . . . nice drawings.   I'm glad that you are inspired.  :)   ps...  to you. . .  On this forum I'd prefer to be just "Wolfgang"   ( not for public exposure please )."
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"According to the folks at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum near Tucson, "The drooping arms seen on many old saguaros are a result of wilting after frost damage. The growing tips will turn upwards in time."
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Tall Women at The Phippen Tomorrow

May 24, 2013

I'm going to be appearing at the Phippen Art Museum outside Prescott tomorrow (Sat.) along with the finished, ten-foot-tall "Not-So-Gentle Tamer" sculpture. Very exciting. Haven't seen the finished version yet. I'll be there from ten to two, signing prints and books and selling DVDs of "Outrageous Arizona" so if you're up in the cool country tomorrow, drop in and see how the beauty turned out.

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Posted on May 24, 2013 at 12:00pm — 2 Comments

Sleep Derived Sketches & Highway Hitch Hikers (fantasy edition)

May 24, 2013

Thanks to Sir Eric Wolfgang, I'm enjoying Dali's crazy, amazing book, "50 Secrets of Magic Craftmanship". Last night, before retiring, I read this:

 

"Secret Number 3 is that in undertaking an important pictorial work which you are anxious to bring to a successful completion and on which your heart is particularly set, you must before anything else begin it by sleeping as deeply, as soundly as it is possible for you to…

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Posted on May 24, 2013 at 11:00am — 3 Comments

Bent Saguaros, Bisbee Massacre-ers & The Secrets of Dali

May 23, 2013

I am always on the lookout for good art models and I met this young, well-dressed reenactor at Buck Montgomery's Wild West Show in Glendale a while back. I thought he had a great look and it's so rare to find a young guy who is into it. Got his name and number, but lost it. Anybody know this young, authentic looking man?

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Posted on May 23, 2013 at 12:23pm — 6 Comments

Drawings That Cause Kidnappings

May 22, 2013

I was cleaning again in the garage this morning (it's recycling pickup day on Wednesday) and found a drawing that got me in a little trouble. In the mid-eighties when I worked for New Times, the publisher, Jim Larkin, asked me to illustrate a series of promos that paid off the title "We Settle The Arguments". This was to promote their annual Best of Phoenix issue, a cash cow to this day. I had the usual cowboy and Indians going at it, but to poke fun at…

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Posted on May 22, 2013 at 2:25pm — 2 Comments

Directions to Mattie Earp's Gravsite

May 21, 2013

With the dedication of the new fence around the graveyard where Wyatt Earp's second wife is buried, we have been getting quite a few calls from interested subscribers who want to find the cemetery, just outside Superior, Arizona. We decided to have The Mapinator draw up a good map for you all to utilize (when you're driving out there blind it ain't fun). So, without further ado, here's Gus Walker's map with directions:

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Posted on May 21, 2013 at 2:01pm — 3 Comments

Comment Wall (96 comments)

At 1:43pm on December 9, 2008, Bob Boze Bell said…
Just came back from lunch with the creative crew: Robert, Abby and Meghan. We decided we needed to Ning it, so here I am. Where are you?
At 7:55am on December 30, 2008, XkimpunkrockX said…
Bob thanks for the invite to this site!!!
The Western's Channel is my favorite channel besides Turner Classic Movies. I love all the interstitial pieces you have done. I did one for Turner Classic Movies a few years ago. The Channel needs to use you more. Those pieces really make the channel more than just a movie channel. Now when I hear the word "tony" in an old western or book, I know what that means.

You can watch the TCM video about me here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7rYREBMzDQ

Thanks again for the invite to this site! I am looking forward to posting here and learning new stuff about the old west!

Happy New Year!
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kim
At 11:14am on December 30, 2008, Robert J. Miller said…
Bob, thanks for the invite from my little corner of the world, Nampoo poo, Idaho You have to live here to understand that name I've given Nampa. Cheers!
At 12:40pm on December 30, 2008, Wade Dillon said…
Thank you for the invitation, Mr. Bell. I am highly looking forward to the efforts being made to restore Alamo Plaza and other historical sites in the country.

All the best,
Wade
At 4:35am on December 31, 2008, Flatiron said…
Bob...........Thanks for the invite. Having lived in the West almost my entire life, I too, have a true love of the old West. My wife and I watch mostly classic westerns instead of the drivel that modern TV promotes. This is my first post, and I'm not familiar, yet, with the website, but will keep tuned in to see what's happening..
At 3:23pm on December 31, 2008, Joe Frankland said…
I don't know whose idea this website was, but I'm gonna give you credit. I'll leave it up to you to pass it along to the right person or just take it for yourself. Thanks, man. Great website! As soon as all this snow melts, I'll start gathering pictures of every ghost town and point of interest in the state of Montana.
At 6:01pm on December 31, 2008, Willie T. said…
I concur sir.
At 8:40pm on December 31, 2008, Conni said…
Hi Bob,
I'm still looking for information on Commodore Perry Owens wife
Elizabeth Barrett she died Apr. 1945 in San Diego, California and was buried in Greenwood Cem. there but so far cant get a picture of her stone if she even has one. Any suggestions ? I have a couple pictures of her and then the ones of C.P.
Thanks,
Conni
At 2:46pm on January 2, 2009, Rory McClain said…
Bob,I would like to take this opportunity to say ,many thanks for the invite,,turned out there was a site made for me,looking forward to enjoying all it has to offer,,,Rory,,,
At 7:12pm on January 3, 2009, Bat said…
Hi Bob, its your far flying friends from the other side the pond. Just got the new 2009 source book GREAT as always never fails to rise the bar for information

Regards

Rob ( AKA Bat)

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