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Then... they are tenacious portraits. I like that! (I like these, too) :)
ReplyDeleteI like them all. My favourite is the 2nd pic, the mouth and teeth look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Anna..the emphasis on the mouth and teeth dominates the page although her lack of hair and dangling earring may help!
ReplyDelete....and far more interesting, too, in my opinion! Another great group! Love how you've rendered the hair on the last guy. For some reason, its triggering a 60's feel for me....
ReplyDeleteThe 2nd guy from the bottom reminds me of the Lhasa Apso dog I had growing up....she was a lot cuter, & didn't have as prominent a chin, though...
This is a great set of drawings! It looks like you had way too much fun the ladies teeth and the hair on the bottom dude. my favorite is the hipster student type with the hair in his face.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy this bold sketches :)
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