Josey For George...

A wonderful rendering, and here I sat reverting to my early days with paint by numbers, although it was difficult to stay within the lines back then, so I’m smiling your work is admirable ! as well to add being of the over sixty group, lines are still a challenge, oh yes the character of the image comes first, then the Smile, your work warmly appreciated. paul

whoa !!!! cool !!! thanks for showing us the process of making it … i think that adds an extra dimension to this… it came out beautifully in the end … incredible work

Excellent drawing of Clint Susan and perfect choice of colors for the scenario.

How right you are about the face. Although it has been years since I did any serious drawing, I recall several nudes that I drew and ended up putting a character face on because of the frustration in finishing.

Absolutely fantastic! Can’t believe it only took you four hours!

Love this one Susan…...............As always your work is superb!!

Clint should be very pleased with this work!! Most awesome!

WOW ! I just added 2 of these to my cart one for my dad. I will give it to him for fathers day. His name is George also . The first time I saw Josey wales Was with him . We still make quotes from the movie to one another from time to time . Maybe that is the reason it is my favorite western movie to this day. I will see Steve tonight at work I will ask him if he wants one too.
I cant thank you enough . For give any typing errors here my hands are shaking. I have about 480 miles to ride tonight I will be smiling and making Josey Quotes to everyone over the radio the whole trip. I hope to get home by the time the sun comes up. As Josey I like to keep the sun at my back also . Gives you an edge. Thanks again .I dont usually do this but here is a couple of xx’s for you.

Wonderful likeness Susan. You’ve really captured “the look”. Great composition, color scheme, and process of the piece.

This is great Susan, instand favorite !!

Perfection a fave 4 me 2! :)

Wow, fabulous portrait Susan, love your use of light and shade, just awesome.

wow….excellent work and I love how you showed the steps of the piece:)

Superb! I love Clint :)

This is so phenomenal Susan! His expression…true Clint…wow..!

Absolutely stunning work Susan. Thanks for showing us the process. This is so interesting!

Beautiful work!!! I’ve sketched him a time or two myself for my husband. Well Done!!

WOW thats a lot of comments.

fabulous picture of clint, hubbie loves it too,dawnxx

I bought 3 of these. One for me,One for my dad And one for steve. It is an honor to have it with my name in the title . Thanks .

really, lol over here hes worshopped, hehe and his dollar films too, dawnxx

brillent artwork

Woooooooooooowwwwwwww!! This is just AWESOME!!! I love that you showed us your process, I have always wanted to do that. SO COOL!! Straight to my favorites!!

Great work Susan! Such a clever girl! :)

Ok dude, you asked the right man for this one, I have been a big fan of his old spaghetti westerns since they first came out, and that is a long time ago.

You nailed this one, the old revolvers, colts I think, are great, the textures and shadows in the coat are excellent. You not only captured the face very well but you also have the expression on his face perfect, it looks exactly like the expression he had as the quiet spoken bad ass cowboy in the poncho.

I especially like how you did the multiple images showing the process you used and the stages it goes through. On a scale of 0 – 10 it is a 10.

Well sorry but you asked! } :>)

He’s definitely got that Clint Eastwood air of confidence. Your lighting is stunning. I enjoyed reading how you put this together. An excellent portrait of my husband’s favorite shoot um up guy. I think he has seen every Clint Eastwood movie at least 10 times.

Having seen and commented on the feature you posted and trying to catch up to a weeks worth of postings it’s possible I might not have viewed this original posting. So thanks for bringing to my attention. I would have hated to have missed seeing your step by step you presented. I’m impressed. I say that because I’m not sure I’m as structured as you are in my own artwork. I’m a bit like that parent in that I would tell my own students, “to paint like I say, not like I paint. I tend to break a lot of “rules” when I paint at home. I will go more by the rules when I paint in class. But understand, you’ve actually inspired me to photograph my steps on my next work which I have just sketched out on canvas. We’ll see how this turns out. No promises that I’ll post this series. It’s a wait and see.

Awesome work.. Well Done!! I love all the Clint Eastwood westerns, they’re great :-)

WOW, Nice work! Great job! =)

This is awesome and congrats on your feature!!! :))

always loved klint westwood good actor-good art too.sad, he took a bath ,and he,s no longer dirty harry,nice to see a hot guy, older them me-for a change

Wow Susan. What a great likeness. Well done.

Awesome work! Great likeness of a great character

i,ve never seen him, in any east, wood in my life always out west ,woods? didn,t you? notice dirty harry was in s.f. not nyc?orrr not many indians or cowboys in boston?- haha soo to my mind- which is not all the good- he,s mister westwood haha and yes i wasah kiddin- i love him my self- if i had-gutz n was smart – i,d be him-but? alass i,m just humble me,

You my dear are now my official favorite when it comes to western art. You are one of the very best ever!!!!

Great rendering, great tutorial. Two thumbs up! RSB

he is my all time fav …......and so is this artwork…..i do loveeeeeeeeeee it

“COWBOY UP Y’ALL” Thanks for adding this image to cowboy/cowgirl art”:http://www.redbubble.com/groups/cowboy-cowgirl-art

congrats on the Movie Challenge win.

Where does one find these magic prismacolour pencils? Or is it just your fingers that are magic?

Thanks Susan. I will have a look for them!

Wow…just found this, I made a version of this one as well. You can find it here
Great job Susan, you made it beautifully!

Wow…Awesome work! Especially interesing to read your detailed account of the painting process. Very nice!

Excellent work Susan!

Josey Wales…a combination of all the characteristics of all the outlaws of our colorful wild west history…You have done him more than justice with your talent…wow !!!!

Wow, fantastic drawing, love Clint Eastwood, I saw this film at the drive-in in South Africa, it brings back happy memories looking at this. :))

I used your piece as an avatar for a challenge, hope you might join in the competition

DRAW!!! – Western Movie Challenge