Royalty by durleybeachbum
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Description
"Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown".
Henry the Fourth, Part Two, by Shakespeare.
A little pipe-cleaner man made as a demo for a class some years ago.
Comments (18)
What a cool guy. Funny shot!
Stunning capture Andrea. God bless.
Very very cool !!!
The genetic result of inbreeding?
AHA! It is great fun to see Andrea. Not the most handsome but pretty charming :-D
Nice!
Pipe cleaners gone wild..hair and all! What a fun shot.
interesting work
Uneasy indeed!!
Man, Henry IV is gonna come to your place and and scream! If all kings and queens looked like this, we'd be in a lot better shape---I LOVE this! I know you probably think it's a trinket, but it's an Andrea piece all over, just without the hours of work you put into your stone and ceramic art. I'd put this on my mantle. And if that's not the definition of a "bad hair day," I don't know what is. I love this dude. 40 stars. (Reminds me of Falstaff's famous line, from either Pt I or Pt II: "Honor pricks me on! Yea, but how if honor pricks me off when I come on, how then..." This dude definitely lacks, in the honor dept...great pipe-cleaner guy!)
Very cleverly created Andrea for a super result. He makes a great royal family member.
Excellent,
That hair looks familiar! Much like the wool lint that comes off one of our rugs. :P This is a delightful piece!
What a charming little fellow! I thought this was the inspiration for Mike's Queen Zlata. He does seem a little bow-legged.
Un personnage et une interprétation très originale
A character and a very original interpretation
so cute
I love his totally-direct and unapologetic gaze! Great piece!