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Nostalgia
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Price
$100.00
Dimensions
11.000 x 15.000 inches
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Brad Carraway
Travelers Rest, SC - United States
No, they are just the normal tactile hairs (commonly called whiskers) of an adult tiger. In general they are very chaotic and unruly, especially in older males like this fellow. The mystacial whiskers (on the muzzle) are the longest and can reach to around 15 cm. I don't actually go for photorealism or hyperrealism in my artwork. I am more concerned with capturing the essence of the subject without worrying whether I have captured every exact detail. I chose to use a nonrepresetational complementary background for this painting (as I do with most of my portriat work) so as not to distract from the primary subject matter of the peice. Thanks for your comment.
Don Evans
West Chester, OH - United States
are those lightning bolts or white tree branches sprouting out of his face or could they be whiskers gone terribly wild? also is that a green wool blanket in the background? what is it? everything could be much more detailed to be classified as hyperealism. spend a little more time on it will you? i know time is money but you can't just think about the money. Don
Jayne Wilson
Tomball, TX - United States
This is truly wonderful! The eyes are amazing and I feel I could run my fingers through his fur.
Marco Antonio Aguilar
Lancaster, Ca - United States
Excellent realism. love those eyes.
Bogdan M Nicolae
Ploiesti, Pr - Romania
Like it.
Gary Baxter
Milton Keynes, Bu - United Kingdom
Superb! Some of my tiger photos don't look this real.
Ginger Egerton
Brevard, NC - United States
Your bio and your work are both very impressive, have to put you in my favs so i can watch what comes next too!
Ashley Galloway
Greenville, SC - United States
awesome work.
Joan Zepf
Greenville, SC - United States
Absolutely Amazing! Beautiful work Brad!
Sara Ogi
Fukuoka-shi , Fu - Japan
It is the tiger which is very cool
Amy S Turner
Lockport, IL - United States
Powerful work, Brad! Excellent!!! :)
Vijay Sharon Govender
Centerville, Oh - United States
My goodness, your work is spectacular, so photo realistic> You have great talent. Vijay
Barbara Keith
Maple Heights, OH
Fantastic work!!
Sundara Fawn
Swannanoa, NC
Your animals are absolutely captivating! Your photo was next to mine in the artist profile and since you were also with your dog, I just had to check it out. Keep up the great work!
Yvonne Buckley
Stockton , CA
All wonderful but this particular is stellar! What a gorgeous beast!
Carmen Hathaway
Portage La Prairie, MB
Absolutely beautiful rendering....
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