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On a fallen log in a marshy field sits a bearded man wearing a brown furry animal hide. On a piece of bone he is carving an image using a chipped... more
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April 23rd, 2024
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April 23rd, 2024
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April 23rd, 2024
I bought this in the greeting card form. I have been purchasing cards from Fine Art America for two or three years. Covid might have been some of the reason for looking for cards on the internet. Shops were closed. The main reason I buy cards from FAA is because I got tired of looking for cards at the usual card shops. I could find cards (sometimes) that looked good on the outside but the verses were terrible or it was the other way around...terrible on the outside but maybe a decent verse inside. I pick cards from FAA that fit with the occasion. I figure I can write something on the inside as good as any card company could. I wouldn't buy these cards if I didn't think they were wonderful. The cards are beautiful and excellent quality and the envelopes are equality as good. I am glad I can make a copy of what I've bought so I can keep track of who gets what card. I don't want to send the same card to someone twice. In this case, the card is going to someone for Mother's Day.
Karen Anderson
April 23rd, 2024
I bought this in the greeting card form. I have been purchasing cards from Fine Art America for two or three years. Covid might have been some of the reason for looking for cards on the internet. Shops were closed. The main reason I buy cards from FAA is because I got tired of looking for cards at the usual card shops. I could find cards (sometimes) that looked good on the outside but the verses were terrible or it was the other way around...terrible on the outside but maybe a decent verse inside. I pick cards from FAA that fit with the occasion. I figure I can write something on the inside as good as any card company could. I wouldn't buy these cards if I didn't think they were wonderful. The cards are beautiful and excellent quality and the envelopes are equality as good. I am glad I can make a copy of what I've bought so I can keep track of who gets what card. I don't want to send the same card to someone twice. In this case, the card is going to someone for Mother's Day.
Karen Anderson
April 23rd, 2024
I bought this in the greeting card form. I have been purchasing cards from Fine Art America for two or three years. Covid might have been some of the reason for looking for cards on the internet. Shops were closed. The main reason I buy cards from FAA is because I got tired of looking for cards at the usual card shops. I could find cards (sometimes) that looked good on the outside but the verses were terrible or it was the other way around...terrible on the outside but maybe a decent verse inside. I pick cards from FAA that fit with the occasion. I figure I can write something on the inside as good as any card company could. I wouldn't buy these cards if I didn't think they were wonderful. The cards are beautiful and excellent quality and the envelopes are equality as good. I am glad I can make a copy of what I've bought so I can keep track of who gets what card. I don't want to send the same card to someone twice. In this case, the card is going to someone for Mother's Day.
Karen Anderson
April 23rd, 2024
I bought this in the greeting card form. I have been purchasing cards from Fine Art America for two or three years. Covid might have been some of the reason for looking for cards on the internet. Shops were closed. The main reason I buy cards from FAA is because I got tired of looking for cards at the usual card shops. I could find cards (sometimes) that looked good on the outside but the verses were terrible or it was the other way around...terrible on the outside but maybe a decent verse inside. I pick cards from FAA that fit with the occasion. I figure I can write something on the inside as good as any card company could. I wouldn't buy these cards if I didn't think they were wonderful. The cards are beautiful and excellent quality and the envelopes are equality as good. I am glad I can make a copy of what I've bought so I can keep track of who gets what card. I don't want to send the same card to someone twice. In this case, the card is going to someone for their birthday.
On a fallen log in a marshy field sits a bearded man wearing a brown furry animal hide. On a piece of bone he is carving an image using a chipped piece of stone. The subject of his art is a Columbian mammoth that is trudging through the clearing a few hundred feet away.
This image is based on a real artifact, the oldest piece of art found in the western hemisphere. In 2009, near Vero Beach Florida, a local fossil hunter named James Kennedy discovered a piece of bone, likely that of a mastodon, mammoth, or giant sloth. On the bone was carved an image of a mammoth, specifically, based on the shape of the head, a Columbian mammoth. Testing by scientists at the University of Florida and at the Smithsonian indicate that it is authentic.
James Kennedy contacted me and asked if I could come up with an artwork involving the find. So this is it. A few things to take note of:
I designed the landscape to be typical of that of Florida: flat, grassy, and wet. I...
Daniel is a classically trained artist. A native of the East Cobb community in the Atlanta Metro area, he majored in art at the University of Georgia and has since accumulated over 25 years of art experience. Most well-known for his scientific illustrations of prehistoric creatures, he is also accomplished in creating Wild West art, fantasy art, wildlife scenes, and horror illustrations. His works have appeared in magazines and newspapers; the covers of books, albums, and products; and even in a few science and natural history museums. Accolades: - Cover of "The Horror Zine Magazine" Summer 2023 - Feature Artist "Wild West Magazine" Summer 2019 - Cover of "Fossil News" Spring 2016 His Illustrations have appearing in - Scientific...
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Nancy J Bailey
Love this. And one of the coolest things about it is how you have the mammoth fading into the atmosphere (a metaphor for the past) while man stays present. Great composition.
Daniel Eskridge replied:
Thanks, Nancy!
Dave Farrow
Can you imagine hunting a Mammoth with a flint tipped spear? The bone carving may have been an "offering" to the spirit of this great beast. Fantastic work Daniel. I love your gold medal Paleo features my man....l.v.f.....awesome
Dave Farrow
SOLID GOLD.....what an awesome, beautiful work...L/V...great story attached
Daniel Eskridge replied:
Thanks, Dave!
Harm Plat
Nice work and great backstory! It shows the creative drive is with us for a long time.
Daniel Eskridge replied:
Thanks, Harm!
Anand Swaroop Manchiraju
Lovely shot !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Daniel Eskridge replied:
Thanks!
Anne-Elizabeth Whiteway
Daniel, Fabulous work. F/V
Daniel Eskridge replied:
Thanks!
Kristin Elmquist
Excellent, Daniel. Love the ethereal quality of the background. Vote.
Daniel Eskridge replied:
Thanks, Kristin!
Hazel Billingsley
Wow - what a wonderful creation. What it must have been like back then - awesome! F/V
Daniel Eskridge replied:
Thanks, Hazel!
Odd Jeppesen
Outstanding... as always.
Daniel Eskridge replied:
Thanks, Odd!
Daniel Eskridge
Thanks, Marlene, Mona, Karol, Heidi, and Xueling!
Xueling Zou
Breathtaking work, Daniel! Love it, great!! Thank you:)!
Heidi Smith
Wonderful story behind this beautiful creation, Daniel! Amazing work! f/v
Karol Livote
wonderfully done, Daniel F&V Tweet
Mona Davis
Great done
Marlene Burns
you hit it out of the ballpark with this image, daniel! great sense of depth via your values. vote
Jutta Maria Pusl
Very beautiful scene... great concept and realization!
Daniel Eskridge replied:
Thanks, Jutta!
Lainie Wrightson
Wow! Daniel this is awesome .... love the art and story pulls me right in to want to know more:) Wonderful work! vote and fave:)
Daniel Eskridge replied:
Thanks, Lainie!
Sharon Burger
truly amazing work and story Daniel, how wonderful that James Kennedy had you do this brilliant illustration... fv
Daniel Eskridge replied:
Thanks, Sharon!