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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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very cool illustration!
ReplyDeleteWonderful portrait - love that crazy hair. Very cool stylish mug and coffee colored background! Also really cool the way you used the white. I need to figure out how to do that kind of thing. And always love the sketches! ;)
ReplyDeleteyou got his smile....
ReplyDeleteand I like the brown-ish background! Nice textures!
Peet's is the best! Well done.
ReplyDeleteAnother great caricature, and interesting post! Clever how you incorporated the portrait into the steam.
ReplyDeleteI always wondered who this Peet character was. Frankly, I thought he liked the name of my rabbit and decided to use it himself. I'm enjoying the textures you created as well, plus the contrasts between the graphic rendering of the mug and the intricacies of the face. Yay for Mr. Peet's entrepreneurial vision – and especially for his Mocha Java! Nice image, Richard!
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