During the bicycle craze of the 1890s the New York Times opined:
"If the increase continues, the time is not very distant when not to own and ride a bicycle will be a confession that one is not able-bodied, is exceptionally awkward, or is hopelessly belated". -July 13, 1895
Here, one might suspect, are some primed for the confessional...
© Richard Ewing. All rights reserved.
© Richard Ewing. All rights reserved.
© Richard Ewing. All rights reserved.
© Richard Ewing. All rights reserved.
Thank you and enjoy.
Saturday, September 7, 2013
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Hi--
ReplyDeleteI look at these regularly, but I don't hardly ever comment, because I don't know what to say. I really really like your caricatures. They're so solid, and interesting, and I really like how you use line.
So....I'll probably continue looking at them (and now saying anyting), but I wanted you to know that someone is appreciating these....
Such a nice comment...
Delete~thank you.
I hope there's a number of the silent majority in tow; I've not had the time to participate as often in the Illustration Friday weekly, and that's seriously dropped the number of comments I get per post anymore. It's dwindled down to a few regulars: Mardi Speth, Rod MacGregor, artisjokken, and a few others. Always a nice spark when they speak up.
The mugs will stay a regular event for the foreseeable future.
I'm glad you like them.
They are a joy to do.
I miss doing the other images...
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Did that persons eye pop out when he saw the Double Chined lady? lol
ReplyDeleteNice!
actually, I think she suddenly grew that double chin the second she saw that person's eye pop out...
DeleteDisconcerting!
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I own a bike!!!! Haha funny drawings and funny comment (just above!).
ReplyDeleteI was here !
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These are so fun to flip through! I especially love the somewhat unexpectedness of the first one, and sour expression on the 3rd....
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