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Old 05-09-2019, 03:35 PM
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You should start hiding a Mike Cubbage in each piece you do from now on, so it will become your version of Al Hirschfeld's "NINA."
Devon White always seems to get into the pieces, although I have no particular reason for putting him there. Otis Nixon, Bob Welch, and Franklin Stubbs are others that pop up often.
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Devon White always seems to get into the pieces, although I have no particular reason for putting him there. Otis Nixon, Bob Welch, and Franklin Stubbs are others that pop up often.
Always thought Nixon was more of a ground ball guy...
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Thank you for taking the time to post this, Adam! I wasn't able to get up there this weekend, but will be making the trek soon. Look forward to meeting you while I'm in town.
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I’ll see you when you get here. Can’t wait until mine is done. It’s going to look awesome.
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Here's my latest finished commission. Hank Aaron custom; 28" x 22". Hope to see many of you in Chicago during the National!

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Not vintage, but it certainly qualifies as iconic:





28.5" x 20.5". Sold.
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