Original Painting 8 1/2 ft.
Original Painting 8 1/2 ft.
Harley Davidson
Original Painting 8 1/2 ft.
Motorcycle - Triumph Bonneville
Original Painting 8 1/2 ft
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The Devil Never Forget
Baseball Thunk!
Left Handed Catcher
Don't Count On It
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Motorcycle - Triumph Original Painting 8 1/2 ft. |
Motorcycle - Honda Original Painting 8 1/2 ft. |
Motorcycle - Harley Davidson Original Painting 8 1/2 ft. |
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| The Spitter | Motorcycle - Triumph Bonneville Original Painting 8 1/2 ft . |
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Hockey Painting The Devil Never Forget |
Baseball Thunk! Left Handed Catcher |
Hockey Painting Don't Count On It |
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| Behind Willie
Mays, Derek Jeter and Ken Griffey, Jr. you will see three of my paintings used as backdrops for the Fox Sports All Star Baseball game interview tribute to Willie Mays. |
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commissioned me to paint three large-scale paintings of Willie Mays for a tribute to the great baseball player. Two of the paintings are 5 feet x 6 feet portraits. The third painting, from the well-known photograph "The Catch" is 4 feet by 7 1/2 feet. Fox Sports is using the paintings as backdrops for a tribute interview that aired nationally prior to the Major League All Star Baseball Game televised Tuesday, July 10. 2007 |
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prominently displayed in the interview. Fox Sports interview of Willie Mays (the Say Hey Kid) by Derek Jeter Ken Griffey Jr. prior to the 2007 Major League Baseball All Star Game. |
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| Six large-scale
basketball paintings (similar to the above basketball paintings) were created for a National Basketball Association (NBA) Fox Sports Network commercial promotion. The commercials ran nationally throughout the 2003-2004 NBA season on Fox Sports Network. The photograph above shows what the paintings looked like as they taped the commercial. To see the commercial click on the right arrow below. |
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