It's Rude to Stare 15 by durleybeachbum
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fineliner,coloured pencils
I expect you will soon get bored with these, but they are keeping me awake whilst I watch the box.
Comments (14)
jayfar
Looks like they are all watching the box Andrea !!
jendellas
I won't get bored, I thought goodie when I saw the title. They make me chuckle. x
rangeriderrichard
Yes I'm drinking a 4th cup of coffee, don't stare! I have to stay awake too ;) Great art! :)
kgb224
Outstanding work Andrea. God bless.
helanker
I shall never be bored over your staring people, Andrea. I just adore them :-)))
Faemike55
Your art is very fun to view
Glendaw
Wow what a funny looking group ! Love the long neck lady and the bald short fellow at the back. Thanks for the laugh Andrea.
irisinthespring
Awesome!
MrsRatbag
An eclectic an assortment as ever one would find anywhere! Great work!
wysiwig
The short ones always get stuck in the back. Another marvelous image. Such a wondrous world you inhabit.
Mark-David-Rogers
Love it... chuckle...
Katraz
An interesting bunch of characters looking over your shoulder.
danapommet
You are gathering a crowd Andrea - I like the smiling chap in the blue shirt!
anahata.c
I agree with the above comments, these are great. (I'm skipping around, as you can see, but I want to comment on a good sample, so, of necessity, I'm skipping.) Your face textures are more grainy here, almost crayon-y. Visceral! And another great collection of characters, all very different. And another dour one and some smiling ones, a guy in the back who isn't having a great day, some great striated adams apples, one long neck (you do this really well too), a great variety of clothing, different shoulder lines (the left-woman has no shoulders at all---she must really be depressed!), and lots of wash-looking strokes with a complex background of a slate-earth-rust-like hue. It's really alive, Andrea, and, like Helle's sketches in front of the tv, you make whole worlds out of these. You'll never bore me with these, believe me. They're terrific.