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Ha Ha Ha Ha....Ha Ha, brutally funny and completely enjoyable (even the guy with the big nose), very hard to pick a favorite. #1 and #3 are in a dead heat and #4 has lots of inner complexities. Thanks.
ReplyDeletethe caricature of Barry is amazing. Bill looks like he is on his way to church. #3 I recognize though I only met him him once...Mr confidence. I love the hair and the extra doodles.
ReplyDeleteThe extra doodles are actually the flowers in the plastic lei that was handed out prior to the drawing... (not by me, though that's a funny idea) ~~it didn't do much to alleviate his demeanor.
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Hey, I know most of these folks! Hahaha! Richard, you've captured their essence beautifully, although the exaggerations are, well, really exaggerated. That's what makes them so engaging. And for Bill – no, your nose is nowhere close to this size. (I best be careful what I say here, as none of us are safe in your house of funny mirrors.)
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