~~One of the best things to happen to music in the new millennium, Josh is a breath of fresh air as his imagination carries you to another new world of ecstatic visions, listening.
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it is amazing to be here again ! I like the way you put the Josh Guitar Neck
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
ReplyDeleteThe neck detail is adorable!
Josh Ritter is a poet at heart and a breath of fresh air. I agree, he's the best thing to happen to music since the 1970s. While his soundtracks are 'easy listening', he sets the stage on fire during live performances. Despite his growing fame, he hasn't lost his 'boy next door' charm. You've captured this essence very well, Richard.
ReplyDeleteThe guitar neck is great, but I also like the subtle hints at visuals in the background and his hair. These add activity while suggesting his cerebral flow of creativity. I think Josh will enjoy seeing your art!
Great work...this is a good portrayal as he seems to close his eyes and get into his music like a true artist..I had to look him up as I had never heard of him....I am glad I did...thanks!
ReplyDeleteSo much form filled fun, your drawing is a joy to look.
ReplyDeletethis is just fun to look at. It is very fresh and you just have to love the guy because he looks so energetic and happy.
ReplyDeleteI don't know him but will have to look him up! I really love the colors in this one. Fantastic face and sketches, of course!
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