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What's wrong with discussing it here - isn't that the purpose of this forum?

Very strange first post/new member.

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So post the photo!

If you don't know how to do that, here's what you do.

1) Put it on the web. If you don't have an image hosting site, try photbucket.com -- it's free and easy to use. There are other hosting sites, but that one works pretty well.

2) Post a message with the photo in it. To post a photo, simply include the following in your post:
{img}WEB ADDRESS OF PHOTO{/img}

except you should use [ and ] instead of { and }.

That's all there is to it!

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it's ok.
what matters is how much you like it.
that is what determes how good it is and if you feel you got your moneys worth.

unless youpan on selling it.

I like it -- there's an interesting technique with the lighting, and the artist does a good job capruting the likenesses of Paulie and Silvio.

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I can see what you mean about the shoulder...but it's actually pretty accurate even in that sense. Silvio always looks like he's trying to suck his head down his neck anyway.

Silvio's body is much to small in comparison with his head and arms. It really becomes apparent when you have him seated next to the much more correctly-proportioned Paulie. Other than that and Silvio's shirt color, I think it is a fantastic painting.

Just out of curiosity...what's behind it? something else you commissioned?

And yeah...the more i look at it, the more 'bobbleheady' silvio looks.

Interesting piece, but with one flaw. Silvio is never happy when playing cards, he's a psycho.

This is true, especially when someone is trying to clean up around him.

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anyone wanna see my godfather one, arrived today hehe

I sense a theme in your decor.

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Another thing about Silvio is that his face appears too smooth to me. The lines in his face add a good amount of his character.