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Casein painting by Chuck Grieb of a rabbit fairy teaching his son to shoot an arrow.
Casein painting by Chuck Grieb of a rabbit fairy teaching his son to shoot an arrow. Detail of the dad.
Casein painting by Chuck Grieb of a rabbit fairy teaching his son to shoot an arrow. On the drawing board.
Casein painting by Chuck Grieb of a rabbit fairy teaching his son to shoot an arrow. Detail of the child.
Casein painting by Chuck Grieb of a rabbit fairy teaching his son to shoot an arrow. Detail of the ladybug.
Casein painting by Chuck Grieb of a rabbit fairy teaching his son to shoot an arrow.
  1. Casein painting by Chuck Grieb of a rabbit fairy teaching his son to shoot an arrow.
  2. Casein painting by Chuck Grieb of a rabbit fairy teaching his son to shoot an arrow. Detail of the dad.
  3. Casein painting by Chuck Grieb of a rabbit fairy teaching his son to shoot an arrow. On the drawing board.
  4. Casein painting by Chuck Grieb of a rabbit fairy teaching his son to shoot an arrow. Detail of the child.
  5. Casein painting by Chuck Grieb of a rabbit fairy teaching his son to shoot an arrow. Detail of the ladybug.
  6. Casein painting by Chuck Grieb of a rabbit fairy teaching his son to shoot an arrow.

In His Footsteps

by Chuck Grieb

Tanner Longfoot guides his young protégé.

 

Image size 8”X10”, painted in Casein on a 10”X12” sheet of 300 lb Hot Press Fabriano Artistico watercolor paper.

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Be careful what you say to your children. Watching Ray Harryhausen’s Jason and the Argonaughts with his father, four year old Chuck Grieb asked how the skeletons “came alive”. His father’s answer, “They got skinny actors” led the boy to a quest for the truth and a lifelong love for the fantastic. An award winning storyboard artist and animation industry veteran; Chuck continues to create art and animation, pursuing his love for storytelling and the magic he felt when seeing Ray Harryhausen’s skeletons come alive.





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