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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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whoa - so rad!
ReplyDeletethis is insane! I love it.
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of my phobia of dentists LOL
ReplyDeleteLove it!!!
ReplyDeletei love seeing peoples thought process! the final product looks great! great job!
ReplyDeleteEegads! This scares the hell out of me! On closer inspection, I really like all the silly stuff making up his dentures – especially the Golden Gate bridge. Haha! Great contrast in styles too - as is your signature. All that hard-edge hardware contrasts nicely with George's cotton candy hair. Really nice work, Rick.
ReplyDelete(I must go brush my teeth now.)
heheh this is super i love it.. awesome to see your initial sketches through to your final piece .. i love your style :D
ReplyDeleteoh lord what a mess in the mouth1 Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteReally fantastic work. And I esp love how you've shown off the illustration in all it's stages too <3
ReplyDeleteSo cool. I adore seeing your sketches...they're so alive and are so descriptive of your thinking process...such fun.
ReplyDeleteI read George actually paid his slaves to get their teeth pulled for his dentures. Yuck. Some "father"! Trying to look past my dentist phobia, this is a great illustration. I think I'll go brush my teeth too.
ReplyDeleteThis is hilarious. I love the constrast between the pen work and the painting. What lovely hair! I think that this is one of your best. The thumbs are wonderful too. interesting...how your drawing progressed.
ReplyDeleteI sooo dig this. The preliminary sketches of Washington are fantastic! character, informative, creepy, beautiful. Very nice, Rick. I agree with Alice, one of your best.
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