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Viewing comments for Page 13 "Little Rock 1957"a collection of ink marker drawings in 2011
70 total reviews
Comment from VickileeS
Another great drawing with so much meaning. You should email it. I will never understand prejudices. How someone could think they are better than another because of their skin color. The expressions on the faces are great. The colors and details as always amazing.
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2014
Another great drawing with so much meaning. You should email it. I will never understand prejudices. How someone could think they are better than another because of their skin color. The expressions on the faces are great. The colors and details as always amazing.
Comment Written 20-Jan-2014
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2014
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thanks for the excellent review
Comment from l powers
Great storytelling in this drawing, sad that there was so much division and it still lingers.
Good detail in the eyes of the Caucasians, their intolerance and the face of the one in front and her determination.
Perhaps in the future this will be accepted at the museum or perhaps another one?
Well done.
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2014
Great storytelling in this drawing, sad that there was so much division and it still lingers.
Good detail in the eyes of the Caucasians, their intolerance and the face of the one in front and her determination.
Perhaps in the future this will be accepted at the museum or perhaps another one?
Well done.
Comment Written 20-Jan-2014
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2014
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time does change things..and curators gets replaced or retire too..wink. thanks for the great review
Comment from jrconrad
Eisenhower! Alas I'm old enough to remember those days. Really exciting and scary times. Anyway, I think you captured the faces, determination and hate perfectly. Really good job. (P.S., I have been a little reluctant to review your work because I'm a photographer and really don't know much about art. It doesn't mean I don't like you stuff, I do!)
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2014
Eisenhower! Alas I'm old enough to remember those days. Really exciting and scary times. Anyway, I think you captured the faces, determination and hate perfectly. Really good job. (P.S., I have been a little reluctant to review your work because I'm a photographer and really don't know much about art. It doesn't mean I don't like you stuff, I do!)
Comment Written 20-Jan-2014
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2014
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omg were even..i dont know a damn thing about photography and barley understand a puter to get by...but while viewing things like photography, i look for clarity(is it blurred whatever)..the angle of the shot(that makes or breaks the initial impact for the viewer) and the capture of the light(great shot can suck when its to dim).i tell them what i feel in my own words of the image..art aint much difference..heck u can even ask a question or 2 in these reviews..wink. just be urself..me i have to put on a mask then im my self..dont worry im in my own lil world here but thats ok....everyone knows me there..wink. thanks for the great review..come back anytime
Comment from Geokat
Tremendous sharpie Mark with fantastic detail on their faces showing anger and fear. It is amazing how you can express yourself like this. You have truly captured a moment in time with this very historical event.
reply by the author on 03-Sep-2013
Tremendous sharpie Mark with fantastic detail on their faces showing anger and fear. It is amazing how you can express yourself like this. You have truly captured a moment in time with this very historical event.
Comment Written 01-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 03-Sep-2013
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i contact the civil rights museums curator here in memphi to donate this piece...i guess when she found out i was white she didnt seem interested and then i see i news the following week the accepted work from 8 black children..im used to that..prejiduce is on both sides of the track...thats memphis..thanks for the great review
Comment from MarnaB
Thanks for the history lesson and reminder. Very well portrayed.Good for Elizabeth Eckford and the Little Rock Seven.You have captured what it must have been like for her that day as she staunchly marched on toward the school despite the heckling from behind. Colors are vivid. Well done.
reply by the author on 03-Sep-2013
Thanks for the history lesson and reminder. Very well portrayed.Good for Elizabeth Eckford and the Little Rock Seven.You have captured what it must have been like for her that day as she staunchly marched on toward the school despite the heckling from behind. Colors are vivid. Well done.
Comment Written 31-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 03-Sep-2013
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thanks for the great review
Comment from Alveria
Great tribute. Bright, bold colors representing a dark time. You have captured the tension in the air and hate on the faces of the crowd, in addition to the sad but brave facial expression of Elizabeth. Very well done.
reply by the author on 03-Sep-2013
Great tribute. Bright, bold colors representing a dark time. You have captured the tension in the air and hate on the faces of the crowd, in addition to the sad but brave facial expression of Elizabeth. Very well done.
Comment Written 31-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 03-Sep-2013
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thanks for the great review!
Comment from naturetown
this one of yours I really like because of the tiny little details you put into everything from the dresses on the woman to the trees in the background you can tell this took quite a while to draw I love the shadows you created this is true talent here thanks for sharing
reply by the author on 03-Sep-2013
this one of yours I really like because of the tiny little details you put into everything from the dresses on the woman to the trees in the background you can tell this took quite a while to draw I love the shadows you created this is true talent here thanks for sharing
Comment Written 31-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 03-Sep-2013
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thanks for the great review!
Comment from Jake'sstudio
I am so impressed with the range of topics and subjects you cover with your excellent work, Mark. From whimsical to serious, sports to politics, cynical to serious. All done with care, feeling and technical mastery. Well done on this fine history lesson. JAKE
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2013
I am so impressed with the range of topics and subjects you cover with your excellent work, Mark. From whimsical to serious, sports to politics, cynical to serious. All done with care, feeling and technical mastery. Well done on this fine history lesson. JAKE
Comment Written 31-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 31-Aug-2013
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u know jake sometimes i feel like an old man bitching..but at the last second i just chuckle at myself and say im a legend in my on mind in my own world..but hey thats ok..everyone knows me there..wink..thanks for the excellent review
Comment from kimartist
WOW. I can see why it won! That look of determination on her face you have captured very well - even burning with silent fury, I would say - just awesome! I also love the textures you have captured in everyone's clothing and the feeling of movement. The colors are awesome - pastels - and I think you must have been going off a black and white pic? Excellent job here and I hope you do more like it! :)
reply by the author on 29-Apr-2013
WOW. I can see why it won! That look of determination on her face you have captured very well - even burning with silent fury, I would say - just awesome! I also love the textures you have captured in everyone's clothing and the feeling of movement. The colors are awesome - pastels - and I think you must have been going off a black and white pic? Excellent job here and I hope you do more like it! :)
Comment Written 24-Apr-2013
reply by the author on 29-Apr-2013
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yep..yep..ahd yep..oh im answering the questions..lol. hey im fixin to post another called "babies know no color" let me know whatcha think. thanks for the great review.
Comment from WendyG
Wonderful work of art and wonderful choice MK! I remember reading about these brave students, I think there may have been a movie about them too. You captured one day in their life with this drawing can't imagine how the other many days were like. Excellent work of art! Bravo!!
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2012
Wonderful work of art and wonderful choice MK! I remember reading about these brave students, I think there may have been a movie about them too. You captured one day in their life with this drawing can't imagine how the other many days were like. Excellent work of art! Bravo!!
Comment Written 11-Aug-2012
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2012
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(bowing) thanks wendy for the excellent review