Blanchard, Mike :: Mike & Priscilla's ABRAHAM STONE BLANCHARD Gallery

The Skeleton That Lost His Eye

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Title:	The Skeleton That Lost His Eye
Artist:	Abraham Blanchard (All)
Media Type:	Mixed Media
Art Type:	Pin Up
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	614
Likes on CAF:	0 1
Comments:	7
Added to Site:	2/19/2006
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	Mike Blanchard
Joined:	July 2003
Last Login:	June 2025
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Kevin Warzecha
Member Since 2006

Posted on 3/7/2006

The blood vessels on the arms & legs are great!

Michael One Minute Later
Member Since 2005

Posted on 3/7/2006

What a cool idea to have gravestones. Great job. Love the title.

Terry Maltos
Member Since 2004

Posted on 3/7/2006

This is my favorite piece of yours. It mixes scarey and funny. Thank you for sharing your art with us!

Rob Stolzer
Member Since 2004

Posted on 3/7/2006

Great bones! And a wonderfully funny drawing. Abraham, you're one talented young man! Rob

Joe Gonzalez
Member Since 2004

Posted on 3/7/2006

I love the wonderful sense of humor!

Scott Rosema
Member Since 2004

Posted on 3/8/2006

I really like the extra detail you added to the skeleton, like the veins and black areas. And the overturned gravestone is where the skeleton came out of the ground, right? Perhaps you might want to add some spooky looking trees with no leaves. Good job! - Scott Rosema, artist on Space Ghost, Batman Animated, X-Men, Shi, Spiderman cards, Xena cards, X-Men 3 cards, etc.

Sean Clarke
Member Since 2005

Posted on 3/8/2006

Nice art, Abe! You can draw some panels (boxes) on a page and start making your drawings into a story. When I was in fifth grade, I saw a kid making panels and I asked him to draw some for me, so I could draw in them and make a comic strory. HE REFUSED! So I made my own panels anyway, and we became friends later, and started making comics together. I bet kids today are more friendly than in 1975!

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