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NameHutch
Date28-01-2008
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MessageMilý Marku,
Please check Blokey Bloke's and my guestbook entries here from August 30-31, 2007 (on page 3) to find out what happened to www.hutchartwork.org. smilie
Instead of posting back and forth here, I will e-mail you as requested at: prehray@seznam.cz
Se srdečným pozdravem,
Dean (také známý jako "Hutch"smilie


NamePrehray
Date28-01-2008
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MessageP.S.2: Sorry for the emoticons...not smilie but smilie ... smilie


NamePrehray
Date28-01-2008
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MessageHi Dean!
Thank you for your answer!smilie
The Czech meaning is: Výtvarné umění od autora "Hutch" zobrazující podsadité chlapy nad 50 let...smilie
I am looking forward to see Aldrin O. here! And what about your another web page - www.hutchartwork.org...? smilie
Greetings from Prague!
Your Marek
P.S.: My email adress is prehray@seznam.cz, so if you wanna, you can write me there smilie


NameHutch
Date27-01-2008
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MessageNazdar Marek!
Srdečně děkuji for posting my artwork on your Czech site! Was surprised (and, I'm not ashamed to admit, a bit proud) to discover that you were featuring my artwork at your site. As far as posting the drawing of "Aldrin O." at Hutchartwork, beze všeho!, but I'd first like to re-do some of the coloring. (Jak se řekne česky "Hutch Artwork: Homoerotic artwork featuring the stocky, mature male (50 and older)"?) smilie Thanks in advance!
Yours,
Hutch


NamePrehray (cursen)
Date27-01-2008
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MessageHi Hutch!
Thank you for visiting my page www.cursen.estranky.cz!!!
Love your pics - they look so real! Do you have anymore? For example...Aldrin...? smilie
Thanks!
Your Marek


NameBlokeyBloke
Date12-01-2008
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MessageCheers Dean.

It is said that celtic warriors were nude when they went into battle. I would hope that "artistic licence" might stretch the imagination to encompass the idea of a fiesty elder (50s or 60s) who can't be restrained when his tribe is under threat and is thus naked save for his foot bindings and ready to take on all comers!

In any case, I love your work and I am confident that whatever you draw will stir my imagination.


NameHutch
Date12-01-2008
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MessageOops, seems I overlooked a posting from a certain Al from October 17th of last year! smilie
Dear Al,
Am, of course, always happy to hear how much my artwork appeals to oldermen admirers.
The medium I use is (usually) pencil(s) and paper, before scanning the material and adding color, texturing, lighting, shading, etc. with the aid of picture-processing software (PhotoImpact 11).
That's all. smilie Would love to see some of your sketches! Be sure to e-mail me a few when you find the time. My e-mail address is: hutchartwork@fastmail.fm
Thanks!
Yours,
Hutch


NameHutch
Date12-01-2008
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MessageDear John (alias Blokey-Bloke),
I greatly appreciated your comments on my latest posting. You are definitely right that the heady smells of sweat, grease and diesel can be a huge turn-on to many gay men (as long as the guy reeking of car repair shop smells happens to be our type). smilie An interesting suggestion, drawing up a semi-nude 50+ Celtic warrior (although I doubt whether men in early medieval times who were lucky enough to reach that age were sent off to war). They were probably expected to stay home and protect the rest of the family, children and grand-children. Need to do some research on the subject to make a plausible character. Thanks again for the tip!
As far as the Middle Ages is concerned, I have gathered ample material on the subject to make a drawing (based entirely on genuine, homoerotic encounters that took place in medieval times). It will feature two late-eleventh-century Knights of the Round Table, Sir Gawain (Gawein) and Sir Ywain (Iwein) based on original early-13th-c. texts from Hermann von Aue describing in detail their hot kisses and embraces, and the reactions of those bearing witness to them. It's incredibly romantic, and what's more, all of it is true!
Have been doing research this past year on medieval homosexuality, art, handwriting, and chivalric armor to give the drawing an even more realistic touch. I enjoy combining my desires with facts from gay history, and featuring them in my artwork.
Yours,
Hutch


NameBlokey Bloke
Date10-01-2008
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MessageThank you for Heinz the engineer. Comrade Köhler's drawing evokes a sense of the aroma that surrounded rail men that I have met. It was a heady mix of grease and coal or diesel that I always found pleasant and relaxing. Quite erotic in some men, to be truthful.

Your description also conveyed a sense of the era that I found entertaining.

Good man Hutch!

Would you consider maybe drawing a senior celtic warrior from way back before the Industrial Revolution? Although these fighting men had a short life expectancy, I would love to see your conception of a fifty or sixty year old celtic warrior stripped for battle as was the custom and pumped ready for the frey!

Indeed, in olden days, I believe other cultures had battalions whose soldiers were proud to display all in battle, believing that armour would both slow them and numb their responses to their adversaries.

I'd love to hear your opinion on this anyway.

Happy New Year to you and regular readers of your Blog.
J


NameHutch
Date04-01-2008
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MessageVážený Milan,
Ďakujem za pochvalu! smilie
And thanks for the tip! I haven't the slightest idea, though, how to better optimize my site for those seeking to find it via a search engine. smilie
Dobrý deň (and best wishes as well for 2008) prajem!
Dean (tiež známy ako "Hutch"smilie a Jörg


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