hurt drummer by jocko500

2D • People • posted on Jan 13, 2016

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18x24 inches in new orleans and these guys work the second line .https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_line_(parades)

Comments (27)

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Faemike55

5:47PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

Wonderful and beautiful painting

Nice to see you back with us.!

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flavia49

5:57PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

fantastic work

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eekdog

6:35PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

Excellent work, Jock.

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donnena

7:53PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

gotta love the Big Easy!! Great Painting!!

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Richardphotos

8:30PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

outstanding details and composition. your original photo rocks as your painting

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claude19

10:24PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

awesome painting Art !!! splendid !!!

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RajRaja

12:38AM | Thu, 14 January 2016

Beautiful work ! Nice depth. Looks like some Indian market in lazy summer afternoon.

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starship64

1:57AM | Thu, 14 January 2016

Beautiful painting.

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Radar_rad-dude

1:57AM | Thu, 14 January 2016

Splendid artistic creation, Jocko! Love your style! Most excellent work!

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soffy

2:36AM | Thu, 14 January 2016

Wonderfully done,what an excellent painting ****

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Turin_Returns

2:59AM | Thu, 14 January 2016

It is particularly enjoyable to view this in light of the photo reference you were so gracious as to put up for comparison. It gives us the opportunity to view how the 'real world' of the photo is filtered through into your mind and then out again through the medium. I do enjoy the boldness by which you put paint on the canvas. Thank you for sharing.

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Jean_C

3:21AM | Thu, 14 January 2016

What a wonderful painting of street life, great work, Jocko!

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Cyve

4:57AM | Thu, 14 January 2016

WOW my friend... What a fabulous painting ... Your have a fabulous talent!!!

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durleybeachbum

8:34AM | Thu, 14 January 2016

Superb work, Jocko!

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jendellas

12:55PM | Thu, 14 January 2016

I love this Jocko, your paintings are wonderful. xx

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Wolfenshire Online Now!

2:22PM | Thu, 14 January 2016

Awesome looking painting, so much life to it.

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anmes

4:53PM | Thu, 14 January 2016

GReat work

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npauling

6:08PM | Thu, 14 January 2016

A super painting Jock with lovely detail.

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jif3d

6:39PM | Thu, 14 January 2016

Great job Jock, I like this way more than the photo, it seems so more alive ! Well done & ~Cheers~

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Star4mation

10:39AM | Fri, 15 January 2016

Awesome work Jock! :)

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RodS

4:25PM | Sat, 16 January 2016

Your paintings just keep getting better, Jock! So colorful and full of life!

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anahata.c

1:48PM | Sun, 17 January 2016

Another bursting masterful painting from you. In the photo, the bench and the whole 'front area' is in shadow...but in your painting, you gave it so many highlights, you brought each slat in the bench to life; you brought that drum to life, you gave light to the prongs of the crutches, and to the drummer's shirt and pants---everything has come alive! And you brought out the vivid purple of the trombonist's shirt, and turned his trombone gold! (It was silvery, in the photo!) Even the sidewalk, where they stand, has come to life. And the background has all your luminous hues, and all your vitality. (And, did you change the sign across the street to "Jock"? Lol---nice touch! I guess you bought that store since you took the photo!) Even the pillar by the trombonist has turned a deep yellow (from a pale gray). You "electrified" the photo---a fine photo to begin with---and made this a wholly electric, alive painting. Musicians owe you a debt of gratitude for how well you capture their spirit!

And thanks for the link to "second line": I'd heard of New Orleans' famous "second line". I kind of thought these two weren't about to play in a club: If they were, the drummer would have a whole set, not just a snare drum.

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