And is that the war-grackle? Such predictive work! What forethought! And so realistic.

This thread is solid gold!

Clucky, I'm very impressed with your unique drawings. How you capture the Spirit of Aggieland with your minimalist chicken-scratchism (borrowed from a previous poster) nostalgic style draws from a deep well of emotions I thought were long gone. I was especially moved by "Meet Me at the Century Tree" and was alarmed by your 2-part O&M series. But I guess that's part of it when it comes to art. Thank you for "We Tonight". I was wondering about that one before I got to it in the thread. You are a true Aggie treasure. We are lucky to have you. If I may, please consider some pieces with the following titles.

Ranger 86 Flyover
7 OT Corndog
Mona Listeater
4-Starry Night
The Zoo (interpretive)
Sbisa Food Fight (abstract)
Celebrating the Overalls
100-Year Collision (mix of The Hit and a tribute to the Bowtie)

Why is there no chewing gum in this photo???

Wow, such kind words. I truly appreciate it and for the suggestions. It is not often an artist is appreciated while still living, so the praise here means a lot.

I've been out of the studio for awhile, but I plan to get back. Thanks for the inspiration.

Clucky said:

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Wow, such kind words. I truly appreciate it and for the suggestions. It is not often an artist is appreciated while still living, so the praise here means a lot.

I've been out of the studio for awhile, but I plan to get back. Thanks for the inspiration.

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In addition to being one of the great artists of our time, you're a funny SOB, as well. Great work!

A true renaissance classic reform style. The pen strokes are meaningful and such realism while a hint of symbolism. Rotate the pictures 234 degrees and it takes on a whole new meaning.

Would like to see a chicken wrap series.

Clucky slaps Knox around with his junk.

When is Clucky going to post more Fightin' Texas Aggie Football art?

It's been way too long since we have gotten to admire some Clucky masterpieces.

Charlie 31 said:

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When is Clucky going to post more Fightin' Texas Aggie Football art?

It's been way too long since we have gotten to admire some Clucky masterpieces.

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Great thread. Keep it going…

Clucky said:

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For years, Benjamin Knox has held a monopoly on artistic works in Aggieland. Although his still-lifes and landscapes are pretty good, his play-action paintings and depictions of people are, shall we say....lacking?

I have decided to step up and fill that void.

I have dabbled in drawing for most of my life, and I feel with A&M's emergence as a powerhouse in the SEC, it is time for the emergence of a new artist - one that can capture the pulse-quickening thrill of Aggie sports with just a few flicks of the pen.

I submit for your approval the first of my works. I call it "Passing into History" and it is my interpretation of the dynamic between Johnny Manziel and Mike Evans:










[URL=http://imgur.com/t32IMQs][/URL]

I will take requests if you have a moment in Aggie sports history you would like immortalized.

[This message has been edited by Clucky (edited 11/6/2013 3:26p).]

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Is he throwing a sweet potato?

Now this thread is how I want to "off-season!"

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Thanks for the requests guys! I'm trying to keep up, haven't spent this much time in the studio in a long time.

Here is the requested "Me drawing Knox, painting Reveille" .

I was a bit hesitant to "break the third wall", so to speak, by including myself. But I think I managed to add my presence to the picture without risking the integrity of the captured moment.

[URL=http://imgur.com/8B21QRg][/URL]

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Clucky painting Knox painting reveille LOL. Gold!

Gold!

OMG. I was making KNOXs only yesterday. I've had a hard time choosing between these two.