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I always enjoy your pen drawings. specially the last one..i was wondering were seating in a lower position from him or were you seating on the floor to see the lower part his lower jaw
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DeleteI was sitting at the same level as he was; I just took what I saw and tilted it up the information because I wanted to have the drawing done from a lower point of view. So the angle was invented, not witnessed.
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The gestures seems dominated in this group by the large nose underpinning/underlining the crotchetiness. I admire your inventiveness on the imagined angle on the last one...Great drawings as usual..can almost imagine the ear in no.2 becoming one of your black and white 'cut outs' in a coloured work.
ReplyDeleteI meant to write in the first sentence '..underlining the crotchetiness shown in the eyes.'
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