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What a glare! I love this!
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ReplyDeleteNice! This looks like a typical teenager to me. If they're not asking you for money, they're glued to a rectangle of some sort. His mood appears to be a combination of concentration and high school disgruntlement.
ReplyDeleteThis guy reminds me of Mick Jagger....was this a subconscious selection caused by your journey into the sixties last week?
ReplyDeleteno, ...can't quite blame a subconscious journey on this one. The reality is that this Coffee Mug was drawn several months ago (I have a bit of a backlog on these currently). So, as it turns out I didn't have much to do with this particular 'Jagger~esque' face.
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What a beautiful and fluid sketch. your son has really grown up...I still remember him as a pudgy kid. I love the hair.
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