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the first one reminds me of some Salvador Dalí works :) Cool.
ReplyDeleteNo.2 seems to be doing it right, being slightly panicked by the Guy to his left with a beard and a notebook!
ReplyDeletehahaha...
DeleteI think he made MY panic meter rise a bit higher than normal too!
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Rod, you're comment is very funny. It would appear you've been caught in the same position.
DeleteI'm always so glad to enjoy your sharing of these drawings and I'm always so glad I only know these people through your drawings. #4 is so intriguing and scary at the same time.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bill.
Deletebut, um...
~~they ALWAYS ask about you.
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I like your first two drawings very much; the feeling they exude are so different and I always enjoy how you make your line dance. The last two, I must confess, give me the creeps – even though I admire your ability to push and pull the figure. I'm certain I've had a close encounter with each of these beings.
ReplyDeleteYup, some creepy characters there. The first one though, he has a bit of a Ben Franklin vibe. To me. As for the others I get creepy/suspicious outdoorsman, the girl who shares too much too soon because she is very socially awkward, and finally, the woman about to snap for one of a variety of nefarious and/or horrifying reasons.
ReplyDeleteOr, just a bunch of regular folk whose expressions were captured in a terribly unflattering moment. They are seriously great, either way.