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As Pee Wee Herman would say, "ha,ha". I just love this! You've totally captured his essence, Rick. I like the white dots in the background, too. They add to the zaniness of his effervescent persona. (Still, keep my kid away from him!)
ReplyDeleteGreat body language, from the tip of his hair to the tips of the fingers, very funny. Mardi's right best to experience a mediated Pee Wee. They are scary in person.
ReplyDeleteAHHH...I miss Pee Wee! Great job in capturing his character. you should send Mr. Reubens this link, he would love it. Great arms by the way...that was my favorite part of his act...his zany arm gestures.
ReplyDeleteI love Pee Wee! I saw him on Broadway last year, totally awesome. (Is the magic word scary?) When you hear it scream real loud. Scary... aaahh!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING work!!! I love, love, love this!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing your work.... this great I love his arms and expression :D looks awesome
ReplyDeleteVery clever, and true. I remember him seeming quite creepy myself.
ReplyDeleteRichard, once again you have captured both the moment and the persona! Or is it the real person. He gives me the heebejeebees actually :) So scary yes.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip in the next post about stretching t he face. Comfort zones are terrible things that we slip into when our minds are not in gear.
cheers from oz!