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Palo Duro Gunfight
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David Flores replied to Scott's discussion Saloon Paintings
Scott replied to Scott's discussion Saloon Paintings
"Finally shot the photo I wanted, trying to recreate the "Victorian" saloon nude. Lighting for such an image is tough. The artists took such liberties with backgrounds and selective illumination.
May try it again in the spring when light is…"
Scott replied to Old Geezer's discussion Lone Ranger movie
"The inspiration behind the makeup for Tonto comes from a painting by Kirby Sattler.
You can view the story here http://collider.com/johnny-depp-lone-ranger-makeup/161287/
Personally, I dig it.
Gives a more gritty and mystical look to a character…"
Scott replied to DICK CORBITT's discussion Fastest Draw of hollywood western stars
"My father met Audie Murphy once when he was rodeo-ing. In fact he snuck Audie's chaps out once and wore them during his ride. Shhhhhh.
He said he watched Audie draw and it was damn fast. Of course, he could have just been telling his son a cool…"
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- Art Teacher
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- Outdoor activities. Camping, hiking, animal tracking, practicing survival skills, reading, drawing.
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Short Stories of the American West
First of let me say that I like the idea.
And not trying to be too critical but…. I have been a reader of comics for more than forty years and have had some difficult times following the editor’s/artist’s ideas of how the images are laid out. Sometimes it’s confusing to figure out what to read next. Us silly Americans read from left to right and from top to bottom. This storyline was tough to…
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