boozoo chavis by jocko500
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Description
it a 12x16 canvas
his name is bozoo chavis
do not know the man name in front of him. Bozoo is the black man with the white shirt.
My last painting some friend of mine took a photo on her phone and went to Houston and she showed it to her frind who in turn showed it to this black lady by her. The black lady freak out as that was her grandpa. She then called her kin people and they all freaked out too lol.
So I painted this one . Just hope it got legs.
I on here also that sells prints http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/gallery-by-the-lake.html?tab=artworkgalleries&artworkgalleryid=438815
Comments (44)
Excellently painted Jock :)
Fantastic painting and nice Story too! Great done, Jock!
Splendid composition and colors my friend
Sounds like your work is getting around, Jock! That's wonderful, and so is this painting - you have such a lively and colorful style.
beauty
Cool painting !
This is amazing good, Jock!!! You are doing so well by the expression of the faces.
very beautiful
Marvelous work, such detail!
I am so happy for you and his family - really great art work Jock
I really enjoy seeing your paintings. you captured the essence of their music
For real ? that's his name ??? too funny ! BTW, fantastic brush work and great story to accompany your painting. Well done & ~Cheers~
Excellent painting. You're a real master!!
Amazing story about the woman who discovered that bozoo was her grandpa. Amazing. Well this is another wonderful musical portrait from you, Jock, with two faces painted close together, to get the feeling of how closely musicians work together. It's got that "duet" feel to it. I love how you painted the sleeve of the man on the left: Those very painterly thick strokes you do so well, and the light green highlights. It's like a piece of the sea. And that man's expression is all intensity, with his microphone right up to his mouth (as many singers love to do!) And you've contrasted him against Bozoo so beautifully, with Bozoo's stark white shirt, and his deep blue sunglasses. You cut off the musicians on both side---as if you'd cropped a photo. And it's perfect, because it puts us right into the center of the scene, bringing the musicians right into our laps. Another amazingly truthful portrait of musicians immersed in their music. There's something so real about these paintings, and so sacred...Jock, I'm at an hour now, and I wanted to comment on more of your work (including your most recent pieces), but I have to go now. I hope to be back soon to do more. But you have to know: Sitting with your work is one of the great joys I have on RR. You're an exceptional painter. And, as a musician, I've seen few artists anywhere who captured the inner life of musicians the way you do. Incredible work! (Btw, I realize I haven't fav'd a thing! Well, that's only because I've been totally involved in commenting. So I'll fav all of them with this image.)