Ron by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Ron is a retired Master Boatbuilder, who has Parkinsons. He isn't as sad as he looks, and loves having the dogs on his knee. Buster likes the way that Ron's tremor gives him a constant massage. I was struck by this great expression, so isolated this portrait from the bigger picture, which you can see Here

Comments (23)
Beautiful image and expression!!!
too familiar with syndorme like the postwork
the perfect postwork for this portrait!
he looks a bit ike Einstein
Very powerful image Andrea
I concur with JG instantly upon seeing before I even read the comments! Einstein only with a haircut! - AWESOME
Just like a painting, super portrait.
Excellent photo and post work!
Excellent pic.
You have made Ron look like an old master painting!!
Powerful eyes, wonderful effects in this portrait!
Very good portrait of this old man.
Excellent portrait! :)
Superb capture and post work Andrea. God bless.
Ron, with his piercing dark eyes, emanates a striking aura of orange in this fine foto, Andrea.
"a constant massage" Dogs can find the silver lining in just about anything. Outstanding character study. Wonderful watercolor effect.
Ron looks better in your post worked portrait than the real thing on FlickR. Also took a look at Ralph's upper lip - it makes me very angry when so called humans mistreat pets and other animals!
A fine expressionist portrait, though very sad. My mother had Parkinson's & it is a very debilitating disease, especially in the later stages...
Postwork works well on this one. Great job!
WOW! What a portrait. I am glad he isnt as sad as he looks here :)
superb postwork Andrea. I think I like this version better too, except Buster should be here too, LOL. Though I don't know how you could get him in this portrait!
When I viewed the thumbnails of Ron and Rita, right underneath each other, I felt there was a similarity or connection there, between the two ? amazing character studies, BB
Nice work and a great character. Well done.