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woodieb8
Posted 2/20/2007 7:57 AM (#240228)
Subject: artwork




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i enjoy good artwork. do many of you guys. theres some new awesome artwork of a musky eatin a pikie creek chub on Charles weiss studios in toronto. how many guys have prints hanging?
nwick
Posted 2/20/2007 12:00 PM (#240298 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 59


Location: WI		"The Live Log" by Les Kouba is my favorite.
"The Good Ole Days" and "Splash Dance" by Scott Zoellick I'd like to have.


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Grunt Lures
Posted 2/20/2007 4:14 PM (#240388 - in reply to #240228)
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Location: Minnesota		Here is the one I have in my office at work.

Love it,
James



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guts
Posted 2/20/2007 4:21 PM (#240390 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 556


i have a old one that has a musky jumping with a mepps in its mouth by some lilly pads
Pointerpride102
Posted 2/20/2007 4:27 PM (#240394 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork





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Location: The desert		I enjoy various forms of art, not all fish related. Thomas Kinkaid's stuff is unreal. Truly the master of light.
Beaver
Posted 2/20/2007 4:33 PM (#240396 - in reply to #240394)
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I have lots of artwork....most of which I'd like to get rid of.
I used to be an avid duck hunter. I have The Ducks Unlimited Print of the Year with the gold seal for 2 consecutive years.
I have 2 Federal Duck Stamp prints with matching serial numbers.
I have a Wisconsin State Stamp print with a remark that is bigger than the print itself. I watched the guy do the remark. It took him about 2 hours to do. Very cool to watch.
Now I'd like to sell them and get some muskie related art or maybe a whitetail print or two.
Anybody into waterfowl artwork?
Beav
Fishwizard
Posted 2/20/2007 6:36 PM (#240421 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 366


I have a print of "On the figure eight" by Mark Susinno above my desk that is one of the best pieces of Muskie art that I've ever seen. Mark has only done a couple of muskie prints, but his work is as good as just about anyone else I've seen. He typically does salt water fish, and is an avid diver. I've also got a Smallie and a Largemouth by Al Agnew on the adjacent wall that I like quite a bit even though they are not muskie prints. Both artists put out near photo like quality. My uncle Neal won the Federal Duck Stamp two different times in 1989/1990 I think, and in 1994/1995 so I've actually got to meet both artists going to art shows with him and my dad. Both good guys that have been able to enjoy the life that their success has provided.

Ryan

Here is the one I have, but this is a really washed out image of it and does not do the painting any justice.

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Musky Snax
Posted 2/20/2007 6:37 PM (#240422 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork





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Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada		I'm a big fan of art especially fish related of course. Charles Weiss is amazing!
I'm actually working on a piece that I am going to submit to Musky Hunter magazine when it's done in the hopes of a cover. I'll be sure to post it here when it's completed. I actually won a province wide art contest when I was nine years old and the artwork got hung in the Royal Ontario Museum for their Dinosaur Month celebration at the time. needless to say I was one proud little boy!
ESOXER
Posted 2/20/2007 8:12 PM (#240458 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 232


Location: Sun Prairie, WI		I have several Scott Zoellick muskie prints, all with a remark, my favorite being Moonlight Muskie.
I purchased that one from him at the Milwaukee show several years ago and he did the remark as a show special.
Total cost at the time $125, it certainly has gone up in value as have all the others.
lambeau
Posted 2/20/2007 8:54 PM (#240469 - in reply to #240458)
Subject: Re: artwork


Musky Bay (T.Doughty) at work.
Tiger Fury (R.Kelley) at home.

i like tigers.



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dan
Posted 4/21/2012 11:52 AM (#554740 - in reply to #240469)
Subject: Re: artwork


i have the same print with the lund boat , it's a great pic i found at mills fleet
Musky Snax
Posted 2/20/2007 9:01 PM (#240470 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork





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Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada		Man, both of those are gorgeous! Love to see higher res photos of those two. Feel free to email me some bigger pics if you have a chance.
woodieb8
Posted 2/20/2007 9:01 PM (#240471 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 1529


tiger fury....very purty
ostdc
Posted 2/21/2007 11:44 AM (#240587 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: RE: artwork





Posts: 185


Location: Pound, WI		I have two of Scott Zoellick's prints, "Beginner's Luck" and "Up North Muskie", and a Doughty print "In The Net". I also have the muskie and the northern print that Rapala put out some years ago with the rapalas set under the print.
Brian
Medford Fisher
Posted 2/21/2007 11:45 AM (#240589 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 1055


Location: Medford, WI		I have two hanging up in my room at home by Garrett Shipman, "Golden Frontier" and I can't think of it. He was my sixth grade teacher and basketball coach throughout high school. Avid musky fisherman and he makes the Big Daddy baits, which some of you probably know of. Very talented artist and a great guy. He's been on the cover of MH numerous times; most recently just an issue or two back with the musky swiping at a Jake coming out of the weeds.
I'll take some pics when I'm at home this weekend.
Here's a link to a few of his paintings: http://www.muskyhuntercatalog.com/acatalog/Garett_Shipman.html
One of his prints is also on the cover of "The Complete Guide to Musky Hunting" - 2nd Version.

I'm really interested in any musky-related art, so if anyone has any links, please post them.
Thanks, Jake
chico
Posted 2/21/2007 12:55 PM (#240595 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork





Posts: 502


Location: Lincoln UK		Mark Susinno really is quality, no Muskie but some great pike, trout even ducks here

http://www.davidmillerart.co.uk/coarse_fish_paintings.htm#pike_pain...
jazon
Posted 2/21/2007 2:11 PM (#240613 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: RE: artwork




Posts: 113


Location: Green Bay, WI		My own preference is to Zoellick. Here is a few of them. I used to get one every year but as you can see I am running out of wall space.


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dave
Posted 2/21/2007 2:14 PM (#240614 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: RE: artwork


I have a Mark Sussino musky piece. Hands down the best I have seen. I would highly recommend looking into him.
Musky Snax
Posted 2/21/2007 2:26 PM (#240617 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork





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Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada		I just checked out some of Mark Sussino's work...WOAH!!!
Best I've ever seen no doubt!
eagles
Posted 2/21/2007 2:35 PM (#240619 - in reply to #240617)
Subject: Re: artwork





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Location: Schofield, Wisconsin		I have Terry Doughty's Tiger in the Mist. It's a nice tiger musky jumping out of the water with a Tally Wacker hooked on it. The pic is Awesome!
musky-skunk
Posted 2/21/2007 7:11 PM (#240684 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: RE: artwork





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I have terry doughty's musky bay and the four that came out in a series recently... so five. I like many artists but he's the one I own ones from thus far.
DEMolishedyou2
Posted 2/21/2007 8:06 PM (#240695 - in reply to #240684)
Subject: RE: artwork





Posts: 434


Location: Omaha, Nebraska		Where would someone go to buy one of those masterpieces? We have a bunch of Jim Hansel's prints which are very nice, even though they are not muskies.
Here is his website: http://www.jimhanselart.com/images1.htm

Some of my Favorites:
http://www.jimhanselart.com/comfortsofhome.htm
http://www.jimhanselart.com/passingthrough.htm
http://www.jimhanselart.com/twilightfire.htm
http://www.jimhanselart.com/serenity.htm
Derrys
Posted 2/21/2007 10:02 PM (#240724 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: RE: artwork


The Fargo-Moorhead Muskies Inc. Chapter had a special print commissioned by an award winning artist. It features the late Al Skaar and the founder of Muskies Inc., Gil Hamm as a ghost image in the clouds. Actually, it can be purchased right now very reasonably priced. I have one hanging in my bedroom.

Here is what it looks like:


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bigtim
Posted 4/2/2007 6:08 PM (#248537 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 10


Location: dry creek west virginia		HEY MAN I LIKE THE PAINTINGS THE MUSKIE IS A BEAUTIFUL FISH AND ALL OF THOSE PAINTINGS LOOKED REALLY GOOD
Smokin Joe
Posted 4/2/2007 7:31 PM (#248546 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: RE: artwork




Posts: 311


Derrys, That print is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Derrys
Posted 4/2/2007 8:00 PM (#248553 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork


Thanks Smokin Joe. I think they are selling them unframed for about $30.00 each now, trying to move the rest. I can get the contact info to anyone who'd like one.
buckster58
Posted 4/6/2007 5:55 AM (#249176 - in reply to #248553)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 23


Derrys, I'd be interested in further info concerning print. Post on board or [email protected] Thanks, Don - RookieMuskyHunter
muskynightmare
Posted 4/2/2007 11:38 PM (#248599 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork





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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water		All I have is a Redlin Pencil study of whitetails and the Rapala Musky print.
Manta18
Posted 4/3/2007 12:15 AM (#248604 - in reply to #248599)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 334


Location: Long Prairie, Minnesota

I have a print by Doughty and one by Rod Umlauf, both are excellent work in my opinion.   When i get home, I am going to remodel the basement and fill it up with more work, I really like Scott Zoellick and will try to get some of his.

muskiefishman
Posted 4/3/2007 10:58 AM (#248648 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: RE: artwork





Posts: 189


Location: Hoboken, NJ / North Webster, IN		I too have the Sussino Firgure Eight print on my wall above the bed in a nice old distressed frame. He is truly amazing.....his snook print looks like an underwater photograph.

Josh

Musky Snax
Posted 4/3/2007 11:06 AM (#248650 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork





Posts: 680


Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada		Wow guys, all these paintings are awesome!!! I'm a huge Sussino fan and his style is where I would like to see my own paintings going. Gotta aim high I always say! Love the ambiance of his paintings. Larry Tople too. Their paintings really "feel" like you are looking underwater.
muskymeyer
Posted 4/3/2007 11:20 AM (#248655 - in reply to #248650)
Subject: Re: artwork





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Location: nationwide		With my love for the Chippewa Flowage this is one of my favorites.

I have another one from the flowage as well. I think it was from an old Abu ad, not sure though. I will take a picture and post tonight.


Corey Meyer

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Musky Snax
Posted 4/3/2007 12:29 PM (#248658 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork





Posts: 680


Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada		WOW!!! Now that has great composition! I love the water explosion in particular. Simply awesome!
woodieb8
Posted 4/4/2007 6:08 AM (#248779 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 1529


to attest Charles Weiss the artist. I believe his work adorns the cover page of Musky Hunter, this month. his carvings are also incredible pieces.
muskymeyer
Posted 4/4/2007 9:30 AM (#248806 - in reply to #248779)
Subject: Re: artwork





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Location: nationwide		Here are the other two prints I have. Top one is thunder on the water and I got this one back in about 1987.

The bottom one has the caption of "Chippewa Flowage by John Scott, from the Garcia Collection" in the lower right corner.

Corey Meyer


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guts
Posted 4/4/2007 9:46 PM (#248962 - in reply to #248806)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 556


muskymeyer - 4/4/2007 9:30 AM

Here are the other two prints I have. Top one is thunder on the water and I got this one back in about 1987.

The bottom one has the caption of "Chippewa Flowage by John Scott, from the Garcia Collection" in the lower right corner.

Corey Meyer
thats the one i have thunder on the water
Tim Kelly
Posted 4/4/2007 10:16 AM (#248814 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork





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Location: London, England		The musky with the suick on Fishwizard's post is by far and away my favorite musky picture.
muskypuke
Posted 4/4/2007 10:41 AM (#248821 - in reply to #248814)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 135


Location: Elgin, IL		I agree with Tim. Susinno's painting is my personal favorite. The most realistic anyhow. Checked out some of his other work, and the quality is all pretty similar. Not afraid to use shadows on his painted subjects to give it more realism. Awesome!
MuskyStalker
Posted 4/4/2007 7:30 PM (#248931 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork





Posts: 317


Sussino and Zoellich are awesome!
Esox Man
Posted 4/5/2007 5:38 PM (#249098 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: RE: artwork




Posts: 50


Location: Central Wi.		Did my picture post?


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Posted 4/5/2007 5:46 PM (#249101 - in reply to #249098)
Subject: RE: artwork




Posts: 50


Location: Central Wi.		Hey it worked! It's a Mark Susino. I saw it while on vacation. Didn't have the extra $ at the time to buy it. 6 months later My wife gave it to me for our aniversary. She had gone back to the store and bought it without me knowing. Think I'll keep her around for a while.
Musky Snax
Posted 4/5/2007 6:01 PM (#249104 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork





Posts: 680


Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada		I love how he does the underwater reflections like you see on the tree. Amazing!
Fishwizard
Posted 4/5/2007 11:17 PM (#249165 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 366


Esox Man, that is an awesome hybrid print. I've been thinking of buying it as well. When it comes to photo like realism Susinno is unparalled. You really have to see his paintings in person to truly appreciate how good they really are.

Ryan
Derrys
Posted 4/6/2007 7:06 AM (#249184 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork


Don, my brother is handling the sales of that print for our Chapter. He works with the artist who painted it and can get the regular print and maybe even Artist Proofs or remarqed prints. He can give you all the details. Brett is his name and he can be contacted at this e-mail address: [email protected]

It's a really nice print, and you can't beat the price. Thanks.

Slimeball
Posted 4/6/2007 8:45 AM (#249194 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: RE: artwork





Posts: 332


Location: Michigan		My absolute favorite. "Showdown at the Blowdown" by Steve Miljat.


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Reef Hawg
Posted 4/6/2007 3:42 PM (#249291 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: RE: artwork




Posts: 3518


Location: north central wisconsin		Ryan(wizard), I have been looking for that print for years. I saw it once at a sports show and still think it is the best Musky print i have ever seen. I would love to add it to the prints in the room. There is a print out there of a musky eating a Reef Hawg(might be zoelick but not sure) that is really good too. Any info on ordering that print, Wizard?

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Dre322
Posted 4/6/2007 10:48 PM (#249374 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: RE: artwork




Posts: 117


the attention to detail in there prints are quite impressive.. i would love to see more.
Fishwizard
Posted 4/7/2007 2:43 AM (#249408 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 366


Try wildwings.com Susinno has been part of Wild Wings for probably twenty years and the print was listed on there for $95, otherwise google Mark Susinno and see if you might find a deal.

Ryan

Here's another one I've always liked.


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fishfrey
Posted 4/11/2007 9:30 AM (#250122 - in reply to #240228)
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I also love Mark Sussino artwork. I have the same prints that Esox Man and Fish Wizard has along with a newer one with a musky/creeper in the pads. I also have a northern one. All these are in our family room with is aply called the esox room. I have a couple other prints of his and my dad is more into trout/smallies/walleye and has at least a half dozen of his prints displayed. I also did what Esox Man did with his in that I have a replica of the bait hanging with each picture.

I am lucky in that Mark is a local for me and I have purchased most of my prints directly from him as artist proofs and had him put on a remark. I am like a kid in a candy store when we go to his house and look at all his prints.
Its amazing the research he puts into his work as he has boxes of pictures of fish from under water shots to extreme close-ups of scales that he uses for his paintings.

I know they used to have the one Esox Man has pictured up at Rollie and Helen's.
guts
Posted 4/11/2007 9:36 AM (#250124 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 556


i looked at steve miljats sight and found the coolest painting ive seen its called big fish narrows http://www.miljat.com/artwork-prints.shtml heres the link

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AFChief
Posted 4/11/2007 1:21 PM (#250169 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: RE: artwork




Posts: 550


Location: So. Illinois		I have two of Mark Susinno's work, "on the figure 8" and one of a pike caught up in brush hookeed to a daredevil. Both are fantastic pieces. I'd buy more of his work if I had the extra pocket change.

Jerry
Mauser
Posted 4/11/2007 10:54 PM (#250294 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 724


Location: Southern W.Va.		Wow!!!! I can't believe it. So many great prints. Muskymeyer has a print called "Chippawa Flowage" that I had on the back of my door when I was about 14 or 15 years old. The one that I had was a centerfold pull out from Outdoor Life, Field & Stream or Sports Afield. Didn't think I'd ever see a print of that again.
To Muskymeyer :
Thanks for the memories, it brought a smile to my face

Mauser
muskymeyer
Posted 4/12/2007 10:30 AM (#250341 - in reply to #250294)
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Posts: 691


Location: nationwide		No Problem Mauser . .. . . save the image to your drive and use it for a screensaver or desktop.


Corey Meyer
muskyboy
Posted 4/12/2007 10:25 AM (#250339 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork


Fishwizard, I have that print in my home office looking at it as I type this. An absolute great motivation for me each day so thanks for posting it!

Steve
esox2
Posted 4/12/2007 8:50 PM (#250479 - in reply to #240228)
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Not a print, but i think its artwork. I made this at school. It was drawn on CADD(computer aided design drafting), and then burned onto wood with a laser engraver. Enjoy


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c44hmusky
Posted 4/12/2007 9:44 PM (#250504 - in reply to #240228)
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Location: Plover, WI		Like esox2, not prints, but just some art I have done.

Mike


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Musky Snax
Posted 4/12/2007 9:52 PM (#250508 - in reply to #240228)
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Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada		Those are really well done! Nice work. Post some more if you have some.
castmaster
Posted 4/13/2007 7:39 AM (#250538 - in reply to #240228)
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Location: Hastings, mn, 55033		i've got he good ole days like Coreys' only the more limited one with remarque (i love prints with hand drawn remarques)

also have a couple of the prints from Rodd Umlauf that go with the musky hunter collector lures.
Musky Snax
Posted 8/19/2007 12:14 PM (#270592 - in reply to #250538)
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Posts: 680


Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada		Here's one I airbrushed this summer...


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Farmer Rick
Posted 4/21/2012 2:38 PM (#554766 - in reply to #240228)
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Location: Not far enough north!		Here is one I had a lady in town do off of a picture for my buddy. She does amazing pencil work!


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Tamarack
Posted 4/22/2012 12:08 AM (#554850 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: RE: artwork


I bought my first piece of work at the Minneapolis Musky Show 2 weeks ago. It was painted by Garrett Shipman. His work is very good too. The print I have is of a big muskie taking a run at a full grown mallard drake. I thought it was gorgeous.
firstsixfeet
Posted 4/22/2012 4:11 PM (#554922 - in reply to #240228)
Subject: Re: artwork




Posts: 2361


I'm not much into wanting musky art on my walls, but I never liked the ones where they show the fish hooked.

Always had a preference for the pics showing them in a more natural action.
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