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Friday, October 19, 2012
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Well I'm sure you know what John Singer Sargent said about paintings and mouths. You, however, don't seem to have any trouble with them whatsoever. So fine! ...As usual :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Elizabeth,
Deleteand yes, I'm a bit on the other side as I revel when I find something wrong with the mouth.
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The second one from above is specially adorable! :D
ReplyDeleteThe top one, so rubbery, and solid. The bottom one, so fleshy...he probaly has lots of insights if anyone will get close enough to listen. I like the idea of focusing a drawing on a single body part and growing it out from there. Brillant.
ReplyDeleteI'm really liking the jowels on the 2nd one from the top...."jowels"...hmmmmm.....funny what makes a face interesting...
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