Really. There's always more than one way to skin a cat; there's always more than one way to skin a caricature. The direction the head goes in has more to do with attitude than with form. . . You can't put them far too much at cross-purposes or else you lose the structure, but you should always favor essence over form. Internal over foundation.
© Richard Ewing all rights reservedExpression has its input on direction as well.
© Richard Ewing all rights reservedAnd form will make its demands...
© Richard Ewing all rights reservedBut most times the inner child must come through.
© Richard Ewing all rights reservedThank you and enjoy.
© Richard Ewing all rights reserved
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Love the first one- is he spitting food, coughing uncovered or simply breathing the detritus of modern complication? A couple of real gems, here.
ReplyDeleteHe had rambling tattoos and I thought to continue their echo into his immediate environment since that seemed to be quite a bit of what he was about. His tattoos are added quietly on my drawing, if you look closely, you can find them.
ReplyDeleteWow, nice set. There is a balance of flow, structure, insight and humor that is making my chest feel light and my mouth smile ear to ear.
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