Double Portrait 3 by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Still ink or fineliner. Waterbased Ink pencils called "Artline" And still made while watching or listening to politics on tv.
I couldnt send or receive mails most of the day. But atleast I can receive mails again now. I am still working to be able to send mails. All day I have been fooling around my settings, which just made things worse. I have even been online with a kind server supporter. Still nothing helps. I suspect it is my internet server, but they deny and push me over to my email and homepage server. Here they are atleast trying to help me.
Comments (8)
Helle, you done such a masterful job on this latest addition to you're portrait series. The characters you create are so distinctive, detailed and very well done.
I think that these two are the best so far Helle and all of them are far better than I could manage !
Fabulous drawing once again !!!
The one on the right is very like my old friend Bruce!
Elegant and beautfiful composition
Another excellent set of sketches!
The one on the right seems so familiar to me. That must mean you did a superior job on that one! :P
Another very-well-etched pair of characters. You capture a real human presence in a sketch. The one on the left looks quizzical, and he has a lot of open space on his face (and little detail in his hair). Something very mysterious about his gaze---he's there, but seems to be staring into another place. His eyes are very well articulated too...And the one on the right is more serious, even perturbed---with more shadow (some of your pairs have a lighter face and then a darker face). And his slight scowl is very expressive, as is his mustache. This is yet another series, that you're posting these days, which is so fulfilling to the eye, and they're just consistently fine and expressive. All done in sketch style...keep this up, it's a pleasure to see! (Oh---and I'm VERY happy your server problem is over. I hope it doesn't return! It can be maddening, I know...)