Caricature is freed from the shackles of copying, and its joy is its freedom of interpretation and visual libel.

© Richard Ewing all rights reserved

© Richard Ewing all rights reserved

© Richard Ewing all rights reserved
Thank you and enjoy.
The art of Richard Ewing ©
I admire people who "screw it up" this way and the result is such beautiful portrait (compliment).
ReplyDeleteAnd you are master in this field!
I enjoy it .
I do, definitely.
Excellent commentary. This creed is continually expressed in your imagery. It's always a delight to view your blog. It makes me want to visit your coffee shop since there's no people like this at mine!
ReplyDeleteThat big boy on top really fills up the page. The incompleteness of the middle drawing gives it a fleeting quality of someone being surprised. lovely
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