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Nathaniel Hawthorne was likely the shyest writer of the 'Dark Romantics'. He would often go out of his way to avoid people, and he ... -
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The ears on the top post are really funny. They trigger memories of the Avatar movie. His expression is priceless, and his asymmetric eyes are a delight. The middle image looks like someone I saw today ... you've captured her essence to a 'T'. The lower post reminds me of a crusty old waitress from the local diner. I can hear the tone of each person's voice just by looking at the face. Their personalities are breaking through your pen lines. Wonderful!
ReplyDelete#2: a real masterclass in the power of asymmetry to delight. Every note perfect.
ReplyDeleteI just think they're fun to look at :) Also love your Dr. Seuss post for "remedy".
ReplyDeleteha ha ha ha ah ah, poor guy all those women sticking their noses at him (great ears), he doesn't stand a chance.
ReplyDeleteI love the middle gal...she looks ready to go. The line work is perfect.
ReplyDeleteGreat mugs ... !!!
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