Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy really mixed it up in the 30s and reversed the prevalent feeling of ennui fostered by the depression.
And here they mix it up again.
Just for you.
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© Richard Ewing all rights reserved
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© Richard Ewing all rights reserved
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Thank you and enjoy.
Amazing (as usually) ! I appreciate you show all your "sketching progress" until the end drawing!
ReplyDeleteTons of Fun! Wonderful! I'm really like 'N' the drawing on the vertical piece of paper and the last drawing of the guy looking back.
ReplyDeleteI like the original doodles too. It's nice to see how things progress. I like how you always seem to have a different way of looking at things!
ReplyDeleteNicely done,...I especially like the way that you rendered Laural/Hardy's hands.There smug expressions are also very nice.
ReplyDeletehahaha great, love those faces :)
ReplyDeleteHaha! Wonderful subject, and instantly recognizable Carickatures. I like how you reversed their body and head shapes – and always the varied quality of your lines. Your early thumbnails are always so lighthearted and amusing. Thank you for the entertainment!
ReplyDeleteAwesome reversal! The concept sketches are lovely, as well.
ReplyDeletenew favorite for me- great hands and great expressions- you could slide into a pool of cherry jello off of that chin!
ReplyDeleteHey Richard! I don’t know how I missed these guys! Laurel and Hardy have always been a favorite of mine. Great take on the reverse bodies....Hilarious! A “Richard Ewing” classic! You really nailed their individual expressions and even captured a post depression feel. One of my faves of your’s so far! Thanks Richard for the visual treats you share every week.
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