Baseball legend with the Pirates whose card recently sold for 2.35 mil at auction. Also known as "T206", or "The Flying Dutchman"
Baseball legend with the Pirates whose card recently sold for 2.35 mil at auction. Also known as "T206", or "The Flying Dutchman"
Amazing work!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of cash for a baseballcard :) Butthe drawing looks awesome!
ReplyDeletegreat values and your sense of colors is insane! Really love your work!
ReplyDeleteNice one! Great textures! That's a lot of money for a piece of cardboard. I like stories like this, sort of like the antique road show. Where someone buys something for a quarter and it ends up being worth $500,000.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work man, just awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great, Ryan. I love the colors and textures and soft edges. Your blog's the best.
ReplyDeleteI wish you had posted this a couple of weeks ago... before our garage sale. My Honus Wagner card sold for what had seemed to be an impressive two dollars and thirty-five cents. Now because of this post I'm on suicide watch.
Wow. Both to the painting and the price of the baseball card.
ReplyDeleteI always wanted that card when I was a kid. Honus Wagner kind of looks like a young version of my grandpa. Nice image dood.
ReplyDeleteGreat job man -
ReplyDeleteI really like how you pushed the asymetrical mouth. And that haircut.....man - that's some haircut.
just stumbled onto your blog. Great stuff. Love the Lincoln!
ReplyDeleteHi Ryan.
ReplyDeleteGrat picture!!! I love how you painted this. Great work.
Laura:)
Great portrait. That cracked paint texture is working well here to give it an aged, old baseball card, look.
ReplyDeleteI love your previous post of the robot from Meet the Robinsons. It's nice to see the inner working gears -- funny too. I love drawing robots. It's fun to make them for specialty purposes. I'll have to do a robot themed post one day soon.
WOW!! SO much awesome new paintings!! Love that robot below too!! GREAT stuffS!
ReplyDeleteI like em. The color in this one is nice. And I continue to try and emulate your texture-ness.
ReplyDeleteCool. You really knock this one out of the park.
ReplyDeleteReally cool Ryan. Love the color and texture.
ReplyDeleteVery cool Mr. Wood! Great painting indeed you make it seem effortless.
ReplyDeletethat is one expensive piece of cardboard...Great Painting, I like it better than the real card.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Ryan! I love it.
ReplyDeleteOne day, somebody is going to buy a 2.35 mil card of Ryan's concept art legend! :)
haha, i remember wanting this card when i was a collector...but i'd much rather have this hanging on my wall! u rock man.
ReplyDeleteExcellent as usual Ryan, I was about saying the same than Seb Gallego!! ahah!!
ReplyDeleteunfortunately, It could not be me...
this portrait is stunning!
you rule more than ever, Ryan!
How could a guy named Honus not be cool? Great painting man.
ReplyDeleteIt's such a treat to see your portraits. What fabulous character and lovely use of colors. I'm always so inspired when I see your work.
ReplyDeleteI particularly like the slightly crooked mouth :)
great stuff.
ReplyDeleteGreat painting. I love the warm palette.
ReplyDeleteExcellent!!! Love the color and texture. Congratulationas!!!
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Omar
I love your characters and the way you put down color. Your work is always more than inspirational.
ReplyDeleteWow - grand artwork as ever, Ryan. Apologies for lack of appearance lately, been moving house and production has bogged me down!
ReplyDeleteAmazing work! Your blog is chock full of talent!
ReplyDeleteGreat work Ryan! Great caricature, and I love your backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteBeeeeeyooooTeeFULL. Love this color palette.
ReplyDeletewow, amazing works, and characters throughout are just mindblowing, its definately something to aspire to
ReplyDeleteFabulous picture and I love the cracked background on this too !! Another winning piece Ryan !!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome as usual Ryan! I love the way you exaggerate the features but it still almost looks real. Totally wicked stuff.
ReplyDeleteThis is nuts Ryan, speechless, im done, i have nothing else
ReplyDeleteThis is nuts Ryan, speechless, im done, i have nothing else
ReplyDeleteWow, excellent. The subtle cools in the hair are awesome and I love the vacant "I have to sit really still for a long time." expression, Cheers.
ReplyDeleteNicely done! Thoroughly enjoy your blog. Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteIt has been a while since you posted the Hessian. And here is another german emigrant. But I never heard of him before! Quite a chunk. Beautiful portrait!
ReplyDelete"Johannes der kann es!"
Do a whole deck-- I'd buy them.
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