It's Rude to Stare 16 by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Fineline and Pencil Crayons on Postcard
Comments (15)
Lol,love the orange hair. Awesome job on this crew Andrea.
Outstanding work Andrea. God bless.
Again admiring your skills. Great work from you as ever Andrea!
WOW!! Andrea. You have such a steady hand. Awesome crosshatching :-) Love this ALOT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-)
You are so clever, its lovely
Absolutely beautiful draw !!!!!
There is always the one at the back :o)))) Love them.
After 16 times I think we can stop suggesting it is rude to stare and just enjoy the experience. You have a marvelous ability to bring a smile to one's face.
excellent work
love it
So much character in your sketches!
Love your drawings :)
Lol, Mark---well by me, it's ok if you keep calling it "rude to stare" because it's part of the whole ambiance of these terrific drawings. (I was going to say "gestalt" instead of "ambiance," but "gestalt" and "weltanschauung" are words we used in college to sound veddddy intellectual, so I stay away from them for fear of losing lots of friends. "Ambiance" has problems too, mind you, but I'll forgive it. "Mise en scene" is the worst---I'll make you a list---but to get back, the title is part of the fun of these pieces; which I say with bows to Mark, who's one of our best commenters...) I love how you often stick in someone, in the back, with a completely different expression. I LOVE that guy. HE'S having a good time, even if the others have just come back from a Bergman film. (Or a sermon about the End of Days.) Great eyes in these---the lady on our left has very angled eyes, which are perfect for her expression. Love your 3-pronged noses. And those long necks with the deep collars or necklaces, etc. And the lady on the right-end looks like she's craning to get into the 'shot'. Terrific. And btw, I love the 3-part background---the right and left are bold cross hatch, with a blended/washed slab about 2/3 of the way to the right side. Wonderful background. This is a great series. Marvelous mise en scene, smashing Weltanschauung! (Another great entry in this series!) Andrea, I'm only here for a couple right now; I'll return for more in the next day or two. But I wanted to return for at least one or two before the morning left me. A terrific two, at that...
Fabulous, love these!
Everybody looks so sad except for the chap hiding in the back!