what it takes to play by jocko500
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
you see the close up of a violin player hands and you will see this. The black is grease or rodle from the strings they put on so the fingers can glade over the strings well. Of course the stings also made the indent on the fingers also
hope the color is right as I got two screens on my computer and they not set for right color yet. but the hand are flesh looking in the read painting
Comments (34)
very good painting Jock
Superb painting....
Fantastic creation.
You are an Amazing Artist!!!! Wonderful Work!!!!
your wonderful painting, dear artist represents what is more important for a musician ... his hands, the bow for string instruments, and expression, which for a great painter like you, enables you to exist in a society, and integrate this wonderful world that was, is and will always art, planet of freedom! Jocko THANKS for these moments with you and your paintings, hoping that there will be many more !!!
Great close up of some hard working and hard playing hands. There is a lot to be said for this fine piece. Lovely work Jocko. really fine painting.
Excellent painting, fantastic details. Another masterpiece!
Beautiful work!
I admire this very realistic representation of the hand, great painting work, Jocko!
So wonderfully done,love the details ***********
Your paintings are absolutely fabulous my friend !!!
jolie
Very good painting, Jock.
It's a realy nicely done paintjob – Love it a lot!
anyone who's played the violin or viola will recognize those hands. I know the grooves well---I played string bass, which really left grooves in the fingers, lol. It's amazing how that little instrument (the violin) becomes an extension of the player: The minute they pick it up, something "turns on" inside them, a switch goes on, they become like a dog ready to run after something: They are primed to pour their souls out in an instant. You captured the tensions and wrinkles, and that tight clasp that violinists have when they pick up their instruments and bows. Those bows---long as they are---are intimate extensions of the player. And you got the wood-grain of the violin, which also becomes like a brother or sister to the player. The wood grain, often like the stripes on a tiger, becomes so familiar that you feel you're 'at home' the minute you see it, even if you're miles away. Your colors as always are expressive, esp your yellows, and you painted a simple background which allows the hand to dominate. (The background is actually active...but it's simple compared to the musician.) Again, you create arias for musicians with your brush. Everytime I see your musician paintings, I feel you've painted a part of my life. And then, your painting, overall, is some of our best. Wonderful, Jock.
Very good work
What a story this painting tells...the dedication, the pain, and the love...outstanding work, Jocko
So finely done! I'm thoroughly impressed.
Right now I think we'll be there Monday afternoon, but either way, I'll keep you posted. :)
See you soon!
Fascinating work, Jocko! Most excellent! Bravo!
Wonderful painting,klasse work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Superb art as always. xx
Absolutely terrific!
fabulous image
nice work
excellent - and as a Guitar player, I have had the same thing happen on my fingers after playing for a long time. Knew it the minute I saw it!
Great work Jocko!! It's always a treat to see what you've posted!
All the cool comments above, Jock.
The tools of the trade and well worn ones at that ! guitar strings also leave indents on your fingers...OUCH !
Well done & ~Cheers~
Wow! Fantastic painting Jock. Love it. Great done!