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No. 4 caught immediately my attention... for some reason ... his eyes ...he looks at us...slightly disturbing... raising questions...
ReplyDeletethe first three are nicely balancing, though
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nice to see you back , Richard :)
No.3 is my favourite...so is no.2 I like this guys stubble seemingly falling off his S shape balance mechanism. Is that you in no.4??
ReplyDeleteThanks Rod.
DeleteIt's my sketchbook and my pen in no.4,
~~so circumstantial evidence implies that it's likely me...
(I frequent the same coffee shop all the other caricatured folks do too, so chances are ....yes).
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Funny stuff, Mr. Ewing.
ReplyDeleteAll your images are so expressive. Every time I see one of your portraits, a nugget of pure character and emotion shines through. It's always a joy to look at your work.
(I'm certain I've met No.4)
I think I've met No.4 as well,
Delete~~except the nose is not quite right.
or something.
hmmmm...
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Ha, Ha, all the beautiful balance of drawings is a result of your exploiting the psychological imbalance of your subjects. Wonderful to look at, your drawings always make my day.
ReplyDeleteJe découvre ton blog et ton travail de caricaturiste est excellent.
ReplyDeleteFélicitations.
Roger
merci de vos commentaires gentils.
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