Clint Eastwood being a badass in his new movie.
Had a request a few months ago from George Gantt, one of the hosts of The Wild West Show Group ... for a portrait of Josey Wales (Clint Eastwood)....This is for you George! This is a Prismacolor Pencil, Pen and Ink and just a bit of Pastel Pencil. / Drawn on card stock, acid free, smooth bonded, artist drawing paper. I have also shown the steps I go through to achieve my drawings. This is for my art students that are using my RB site for study….and for all of you here at RB who may have wondered what my process is. First I draw a detailed graphite line drawing ( I love to draw so this is a fun part for me) and then I go in and play in the shadows. I tell my students to try and play in the shadows for as long a they can…this “grounds” the drawing and keeps everything in perspective…at least for me… Next, I develope the face…I feel if the face does not turn out…what is the point…I find lots of my students go to other less demanding areas to start…it turns out great and then they suffer the anexity of composing the face. This is when the left brain can start hollering VERY LOUD to put the pencils down and quit. This is why I ALWAYS do the face first. After I am satisfied with the face in its early form… I now feel that I can start my way through the rest of the drawing. Going back into the shadows and grounding the rest of the portrait. Then it is just a tighting up process…defining my colors, going in with the high-lights to seal the drawing. / Total drawing time is about 4 hours, less if I don’t find myself fighting with what colors to blend to get the effect I desire…some drawings feel like they draw themselves, others can challenge everything I feel I know. / Josey was a joy… / Thanks for viewing my art.
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an icon in the film industry Mr. “Dirty Harry”
Found him! It was gone for some years, but tonight I found this drawing again. Clint Eastwood in The Outlaw Josey Wales from 1976. Drawing with felt pens, 1977, 40×60 cm, 16’‘x 23.5’‘ / . / . / . / . /
A living legend! ZOMBIE / Ink
Charcoal/Pencil
Take a stand, and deliver, love this movie and the music, xxxxxxxxxxx MY NEW GROUP FRACTAL Ts THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE UGLY
Own a piece of american history and become a fan of the Ford Gran Torino; a classic car as seen in the movie from the movie Gran Torino starring Clint Eastwood.
Homage to one of the greatest movies ever made. Which are you?
Self Portrait /
Clint Eastwood being a badass again.
Eastwood is the man…...now you know
Indeed, here is our friend in a lovely red hue. I’d love to have this guy running the show!
Tell them all what you really think punk! A great t-shirt for Engineers, Cashiers, Clerks, Teachers, and just plain anyone fed up with the lack of basic math skills in America.
Charcoal/Pencil
©Seth F.Weaver, Sr. 09/20/07. A marker drawing. A caricature of one of my favorite screen legends. Thanks for looking Seth.
one of my all time favorite actors!
A tribute to the American cowboy and prospectors real and imagined. Men who nobly faced great odds to tame a wild and dangerous land. These pages feature idolized movie and real men, rugged and dirty, gritty and great. A realm of American History that is in the classic tradition of good versus evil. / Thanks for looking, Seth.
Yet again, the Legend, now in a conservative black and white
Mission Ranch is a wonderful tourist attraction and a rather large project that Clint Eastwood took on, when developers threatened to level in order to build a lot of condominiums. The property was lovingly restored to a beauty beyond what it had ever known in it’s lifetime. Charming cottages to stay in and a fabulous restaurant for dinner. I would love to stay here next time I come for a visit. This house is only one of the many buildings on the property.
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