I started around 12/2002 when my brother give me microsoft 2001!picture it that is where i learn. I like to help others in art showing them there a better way of doing things. Not just past a image thougth a filter and post it.But take the image a add to it// cut// bend the colors and make real art.Use layes and lays of images. each showing what is under it. blowing your mind as you make it hopeing others will look at it and say that far out man BIOborn on Sept 23, 1951 in lake charles,la. just haveing fun dont like doing the same things over and over. It like eating you eat diff things all the time.
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Comments (38)
giulband
Both wonderful image, I prefer the first because remember me Vincent !!
Faemike55
both paintings really show your style and the way you view the world. Thanks for sharing these with us.
UteBigSmile
Jean_C
Two superb painting work, even if the styles are not the same!
starship64
Beautiful paintings.
helanker
I like both your paintings alot. You have so much more courage, than I have.
Cyve
Fantastic creations my friend !!!
Richardphotos
I never was as good as you, but I need to start again. great comparison in your styles
mandala
very wonderful!
soffy
Wonderfully done,I like them both **
eekdog
Kewl!
moonrancher
Wow! Great one and awesome one.
claude19
I think like Giulband !!!
npauling
Excellent work on both and it is fun to look back and see how far you have come. 😀
daggerwilldo
It's cool to see the change in style that evolved. I like both a lot. I think like all of us your influences changed. Very cool Jocko, you a very talented artist.
DennisReed
love your impressionism and has progressed superbly
goodoleboy
Love the colors and textures in the wonderful painting on top, done in a Vincent van Gogh style, Jock, and magnificently cool colors and effects in the bottom image. You are very talented, married or not.
anahata.c
I already commented on the bottom painting (I loved it, as you know); but wow, that top painting---done in the 1970s? I agree with Harry, it's got a real van gogh feeling in it. You used really intense brushstrokes, which pulse through the whole canvas. And your light---omg. The yellow light around the lowest bushes is wonderful---it's luminous. And then the light in the sky---with those whites and greens and blues? An apocalyptic sky! Even the trees have light, via those strong red brushstrokes. The trees are alive. I mean, they have no leaves---maybe this is fall or early spring---but they are alive. You were doing intense painting even back then! Marvelous, Jocko, and thank you for your very kind comments, and your recollection on Vietnam too, and your thoughts on it. I appreciated it very much.
sandra46
WONDERFUL ART !
Wolfenshire
A lovely and splendid work of art.
flavia49
beautiful
RodS
These are both exquisite, Jock - but that's no surprise, your work is always amazing!
The top painting definitely has a Van Gogh look to it - reminiscent of Vincent's 'Starry Night' but with your own wonderful twist to it. Delightful work on both, my friend!
donnena Online Now!
Glorious work!!! I'm so happy your son encouraged you to paint again!!
rbowen
Wonderful work!
Crudelitas
Both paintings are beautiful. Each in its own way. You're really talented! Great done, Jock!
Madbat
I like them both, they feel very alive.
DRAKELOT
Impressive Jock !!! I like bouth of them ... !!!
Radar_rad-dude
Both images are magnificent, Jocko! You had it back then! You still have it now! Bravo and many fine kudos! Glad you got back into art! We all benefit from your creativity!
icerian
Very well done!
KristiS
These are both wonderful images and are both very creative and well done. The colors used in both images are lovely as well