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| Date | 22-04-2009 |
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| Message | Dear Blokey-Bloke, I can understand your disappointment that England (as well as Scotland and Wales) are all subsumed under the general term "Great Britain," but am unable to find an international visitors counter that respects these differences. I know a gay Welshman from Cardiff, for instance, who now lives in Hamburg, Germany, who speaks fluent Welsh and is fiercely patriotic and proud of his Welsh heritage. These most likely American-made counters obviously ignore such national complexities. It would be too bad, don't you think, if I were to have to delete the present list, the details of which have taken me (and I'm sure you, too) totally be surprise and which I would therefore love to retain. I didn't realize what a large percentage of Italians, Chinese, Japanese and Spaniards visit my site, or that gay men from all corners of the world, from Arabs to Israelis, from Taiwanese to Chinese, from Greeks to Turks are united, at least when it comes to their shared interest in my artwork. Fantastic! I have a Chinese-themed drawing, by the way, I think it's high time I got completed. As you know, the persistent computer problems I'd been having the past two months kept me from doing any artwork at all. Thank the Flying Spaghetti Monster that's now over; I must get back to the drawing-table! |
| Date | 21-04-2009 |
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| Message | <b><i>I see you've taken some time to do a "Spring Clean" at your blog Hutch. I like the new international visitors' counter too... the only thing is... can't it have England's, Scotland's & Wales' flags like the guest book here does instead of the boring old "UK" flag like so many other sites use - please? This guestbook is one of the few I've seen that recognises and acknowledges our UK member countries... and that's a bit special. It is really good that you are getting more proficient with your cybersketches and the tech seems to respond well for you. That you do your thing for the love of it shows. Your friend >^..^< B E Bloke </b></i> |
Private Message added 18-02-2009 |
Private Message added 23-01-2009 |
| Date | 24-12-2008 |
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| Message | best seasons wishes to hutch and all you wonderful sexy grandpas worldwide,you will never know how much you are worshipped!! ha ha...xx |
| Date | 04-12-2008 |
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| Message | You are really wondeful painter! Thank you! |
| Date | 02-12-2008 |
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| Message | Hallo Hutch. Incredible work! Congratulations. Not only for your fine drawings but also for the insights about sexuality. You're a very clever man, maybe even a gorgeous one, who knows. I wonder where could I see/read some of your comic strips, or else enjoy your work in a single package. Is that possible? Last but not least, I share your admiration for Broderick Crawford but I missed Curd Jurgens. What about him? Take care, L |
| Date | 21-11-2008 |
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| Message | Hello Steve, Your enthusiasm is addicting! I would gladly feature an English school headmaster fitting your description, but I must let you know you'll be on a waiting list (with several others waiting patiently in line in front of you). If that doesn't bother you, then, great! be sure to let me know. Michael Mates (M.P. UK) is HOT! What an incredibly sexy face! Those eyebrows, dark eyes and that sensuous mouth! YUM! He's definitely going to be featured in a future drawing as well! Am fascinated by older Pakistanis and men from India as well, whom I have yet to feature in my artwork. Know where I can find a few pics of the heavier ones for inspiration?  Unfortunately, I don't have a foot fetish, so I wouldn't be able to adequately/plausibly feature that aspect in my artwork. Cheerio! |
Private Message added 17-09-2008 |
| Date | 10-09-2008 |
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| Message | Hi Al! Glad you like my latest one (although the retired longshoreman might be a bit "extreme" for many taste-wise). It's always fun drawing up grampa types in their 70s, instead of sticking to (just as hunky) men in their fifties and sixties. Wrinkles and creases, signs of a life that has been lived to the fullest, in an older man's face never cease to fascinate me (and, depending on the guy, can be, and are, an additional turn-on as well). My drawing techniques, and the mediums used, are quite simple. Usually I draw up a pencil sketch for my next project, then add coloring, texture, shading, etc. with the aid of picture-processing software (PhotoImpact 11). That's it! Yours, Dean "Hutch" |
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