My N162 King Kelly - made from cut commons

[Louieman]

Wow! I love it

[Jay Wolt]

Tim, you're pieces are fantastic. How large is the Kelly?

[PolarBear]

That's impressive work. I must say though that I'd be even more impressed if you made it entirely from N162 cards.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by PolarBear

That's impressive work. I must say though that I'd be even more impressed if you made it entirely from N162 cards.

+1 very impressive work. To somewhat steal Don's idea a T206 Wagner made out of beater T206 cards would be beyond amazing.

[TimCarrollArt]

Thanks, everyone!

Originally Posted by Jay Wolt

Tim, you're pieces are fantastic. How large is the Kelly?

Thank you, Jay. I'm not at home right now, but the dimensions are in the neighborhood of 19.5" x 30.5" - give or take a quarter inch.

Originally Posted by PolarBear

That's impressive work. I must say though that I'd be even more impressed if you made it entirely from N162 cards.

Insanity! I love it.

Originally Posted by bnorth

+1 very impressive work. To somewhat steal Don's idea a T206 Wagner made out of beater T206 cards would be beyond amazing.

I've read through several of the T206 threads on here. I believe someone would send a hit squad if they knew my scissors were near something like that.

Tim

[Joe_G.]

Add me to the list of those that are impressed. Interesting art work. I only wish Big Dan Brouthers' N162 was as pretty as Anson & Kelly. Those two cards are in a class of their own.

[1880nonsports]

thanks for sharing the images.......

[Iron Horse]

Great job!
Enjoy my Gehrig everyday

[baseballfan]

very cool

great job!

[clydepepper]

Awesome, Tim !

I hope you rest your eyes enough.

I'd love to see one based on 1964 Topps #136- Koufax Strikes Out 15

-that was the first ML game I ever saw.


and 1933 Goudey #144 - the best Babe card (IMO)
.

[TimCarrollArt]

Originally Posted by clydepepper

Awesome, Tim !

I hope you rest your eyes enough.

I'd love to see one based on 1964 Topps #136- Koufax Strikes Out 15

-that was the first ML game I ever saw.


and 1933 Goudey #144 - the best Babe card (IMO)
.

Thank you! I could always use extra rest. I teach during the day, so the artwork comes at night and on weekends/holidays. What a first MLB game....no wonder you are still involved with the game's history after all these years! The first game I ever watched - in any capacity - was the 1988 World Series Game 1. We only had 3 TV channels (antenna), and a storm had knocked 2 of them out. I was left to watch a sport I cared nothing about. Then Gibson changed my life. I had chills and couldn't explain them. I spent the next couple of years watching trying to get that feeling again, and then Puckett delivered it to me in '91.

Oh, and that Babe card is awesome - I'm sure I'll get to it someday soon. The next piece off the table (almost certainly in the next 3-4 weeks) is actually the 1933 green back Goudey Ruth.


Tim

[h2oya311]

Love it! You're work reminds me of the large Babe Ruth montage I once saw (not sure if it's still there) at the ESPN Zone in Times Square. It was made entirely of baseball cards...