~and try different roasts now and again.
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Your lady is lovely, elegant. I especially like the contrast of value and detail in the eyes. Oh, and the herringbone patterning in her hair. The sweep of hair across her eye adds a soft sensuality.
ReplyDeleteHaha! Middle man is a jack-in-the-box! Hey, I bet he's responding to the lady.
Love the intensity of the moustachioed man. Really nice drawing all around. The puff he emits is a whimsical touch. wtp? (what the puff?) smoke? words?
wtp?
ReplyDeleteI believe he had a cold.
or he was in the cold.
I hope it was the latter.
I agree with Mardi, The lady is quite elegant. I love the proportion and the contrast between the dark detail of the hair and the light treatment of the face.
ReplyDeleteThe bottom man has my sympathy, but it looks like that sweater will keep him warm. The features of the face are beautifully defined and the treatment of the forehead/crown is delightful