Fishing artwork

[Red Bull]

no probs Pete.....I agree that Jamie's work is damn good, and certainly worth seeing for artists and fisho's alike.

Cheers
Angus

[RayDeR]

G'day Red Bull!

I love your artwork. It is absolutely lifelike.

I thought the tailor looked a bit sad and down in the mouth about being caught. Then I realised why. is is a Greenie!

Ray De R

[ffejsmada]

Angus, top job on the Tailor!!!!!!!!!!!

I really like it, it's a cracker, good job!

Jeff.

[Red Bull]

Thanks for the kind words Ray and Jeff.

For those who prefer a more old fashioned approach, I have also done a few black and white pencil sketches that have an important place in what I do. See below for a snapper illustration which now resides on the wall of a mates place.

Cheers fellas
Angus

[snipe]

Ginger Bull, that snapper looks familiar

Glad my opinions of your work are shared by the others on here....

I better go catch myself something worthy of commemorating, perhaps a dirty big hen rainbow at the snowies this easter

[Red Bull]

G'day Bob/snipe, how's things mate? Yep, the snapper takes pride of place on your bro's wall.

Thanks for your complimentary remarks, judging by the photos I've seen, I don't think you have any probs catching fish worthy of commemorating......you've knocked over some pretty big barra, jacks, spaniards, trevs, jewies, lizards, reds, tailor etc haven't you?

Oh, and I don't just do 'large' species either.......as the jungle perch below shows.

Cheers
Angus

[snipe]

Bull - plenty more improvement to be done in all finny pursuits. See you soon

[Red Bull]

G'day people,

I forgot to add the following example of work, which was a painting for the cover of a sportfishing liftout in the January 2008 issue of Fishing World mag. It shows the changes can sometimes be made by the publishers, from finished artwork to publication

Cheers
RB

[Little grey men]

Made for a striking looking cover...well done on that one.
We seem to share common interests. I'm working on a painting now of a saratoga. Although I'm spending more time goofing around building a new easel, than actually painting..my last easel was about a thousand years old and fell to bits.
You've inspired me to get stuck into it...thanks mate.