So polished on stage ~you could tell she was no debutante.
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Spot on caricature of a childhood fantasy of mine (and many others)!
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss this novelty?
ReplyDeleteWas I on a music hiatus?
She's quite perky and shiny. I like how you rendered her hair. I keep circling it's perimeter. The wispy ones with no outline contrast nicely with those that are. I dig those big flat strands of fettucinne, too.
You are so talented, Richard.
You nailed the spunky energy of Blondie and her golden locks. The rendering of the hair compliments the face. I love that perky nose.
ReplyDeletegreat job, you totally got her!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. That's very her!
ReplyDeleteCaptured...again! ...And I'm with Mardi...I like the noodly hair :)
ReplyDeleteWow, this is such a brilliant Debbie Harry! You really captured a perfect expression and the hair is so cool. Love the eyeshadow.
ReplyDeleteYou've got a lot of scary going on in those scribble sketches!
Brilliant, one way or another your women have been right on.
ReplyDeleteWatch out, you may be next... it may turn out that I'm gonna getcha-getcha-getcha....!
DeleteDefinitely captured her, love all the energetic line movement in your work.
ReplyDeleteYou took me back in time in a split second. That's a sign that you really nailed your portrait I think. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteSo cool!
ReplyDeleteUnmistakably her! You nailed it!!!
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