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Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Near and Dear


Above is my portrait of Kaluta as he looked in 1985. Below is his classy card that he presented to me (I pixelated the address) when I commissioned a drawing.

So imagine, when I'm lucky enough to meet and talk with Kaluta at a 2 day convention, and even luckier to have him agree to a commissioned drawing. When you have a Burroughs artist at hand, the time is right to ask for a Burroughs subject, especially when you've got other Burroughs artists' renderings of other Burroughs subjects.

The point being, I asked him to create a portrait of Duare. He agreed, but said he would like time to do it right. So that night in his hotel room he took time to render a portrait of Duare, a subject that seemed near and dear to his heart, and brought it to me the next day.
Posted by Thomas Haller Buchanan at 7:48 AM
Labels: Edgar Rice Burroughs, Michael W Kaluta

2 comments:

Doruk said...

So, can we see this portrait?

April 28, 2009 at 10:15 AM
Thomas Haller Buchanan said...

Yes, of course, it's coming up next...

April 28, 2009 at 10:24 AM

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