Comment from Mara del Mar
Excellent job. Your notes makes me remember a very popular phrase in Cuba referent to the origens, that say so: 'Here who not have of congo, have of carabalí' (The Congos and Carabalis were African tribes, brought by the Spanish to Cuba as slaves from Africa.) I think our roots must be motive of healthy proud and of thanks. Well done.
Mara

 Comment Written 10-Feb-2014

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reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014

u r so correct..wink. thanks for the great review

Comment from jrconrad
I wouldn't apologize for being "on a soapbox" with this subject. It needs to be talked about. The highest poverty rate of any ethnic group in the US is, you guessed it Native Americans. Pictures like this help. I say keep them coming.

 Comment Written 10-Feb-2014

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reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014

thanks for the great review

Comment from marlak25
I am native indian, SaHawk tribe out of Montana. I love your story and drawing of this part of our History. It makes me sad, when I go out west and see the alcohol busted along the roads near the reservations, due to the lack of job opportunities there. Great job on detail and colors.

 Comment Written 10-Feb-2014

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reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014

mine bloodline goes back to the french indian war..the french allied with the indians where the english showed no repsect to the indians..thanks for the great review

Comment from ABG Photography
I hear ya. I too feel that the American Indians got the short end of the stick all around. Very sad indeed. Anywho, nice portrait. Nice rich colors.

 Comment Written 10-Feb-2014

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reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014

yepper..thanks for the great review

Comment from soulfeeder
Great view of the prairee and this horse rider, the native American Indian. Very detailed, I like the way you've painted that hair dress, and even the details of the horse. Clarity of colors and textures. Painted with expertise. The composition is superb, using that bright blue sky as the background. Well done.

 Comment Written 10-Feb-2014

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reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014

thanks for the great review

Comment from randrphotos
Hey very well said and I agree. Even though I am English. As far as I am cocerned the English Raped America and many other parts of the world for their own profit.

Regards,
Robin.

 Comment Written 10-Feb-2014

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reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014

so true..they taught america well..wink..thanks for the great review

Comment from M. Celeste
Love the colors and details in your drawing. I love the headdress and the clothing. Great job on the landscape. Great back story and a job well done.

 Comment Written 24-Nov-2013

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reply by the author on 25-Nov-2013

thanks for the great review

Comment from Beatrix&Boris
Nice notes. Even better image. So many textures done with so much mastery. Wish I had more stars. The grass gives a beautiful access to explore the entire image. The watering hole being such a small source of relief in a nearly barrn expanse paired with this Native American's face speaks volumes to your notes. Great Thanksgiving work.

 Comment Written 22-Nov-2013

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reply by the author on 26-Nov-2013

thanks for the great review

Comment from Doris1022
well done work on the drawing. the grasses are well done.

the man looks too heavy for the horse, nice blue.

 Comment Written 22-Nov-2013

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reply by the author on 26-Nov-2013

thanks for the great review

Comment from Photography byTrixie
Love the face and interesting angle of the horses head. Colors pretty. Is that supposed to be rain in those darker lines i n the sky love the grass

 Comment Written 22-Nov-2013

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reply by the author on 26-Nov-2013

thanks for the great review