Inktober 2017 13 Matron by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Fineliner, watercolours. A6 pad
On Flickr a friend has written a very clever doggerel to every one of these so far. They are brilliant and enhance my scribbles tremendously.
Here is the link to the set so far if you have time for a giggle.
Comments (11)
Tom Lee is a very talented writer - those poems made me giggle a bit
you two should get together and publish a book
Beautiful creation my friend !!!
Delightfully Wonderful Work,
A bit like some people who are asked to stand for a portrait. Your Mr. Lee is a delight. I'm with him on the civet coffee though.
Outstanding work Andrea. God bless.
Dispite the jewellery, which I never wear, it could be me on a good day LOL!
Fabulous!!!
Oh, your friend is such a clever one! I enjoyed his verses very much. Such a delight!
Great drawing! She looks very matronly. This is a lot of fun, seeing your work! You're extremely talented!
I may be late to the party but I certainly enjoyed myself once I arrived, lol. I just love these Inktober drawings. You have told me to create some greeting cards based on my images. I return the advice.
I followed your link and am pleased I did. Unfortunately I could not find the verses you mentioned.
You are indeed a very talented lady.
Lee
I saw some of Tom's poems some days ago, and they're a delight. Helle told me about them too---she loved the whole idea. Great when other artists riff off your art. Love this for the characterization---a true matron, she stands like the Rock of Gibralter w/ big shoulders, big bustline, a face to match---and she seems like a kind matron. With your characteristic features (nose, lips cheek lines, etc). Great white hair. And some more of those tomato reds and bright yellows---this time around her rather than on her. (You used them in number 2, I believe...somewhere in the beginning.) Terrific. And her arms are mostly white, which makes this almost an abstract of colors and areas. Love this piece.
(Andrea, I've written some pieces on a bunch of your images, but most of my riffs fell apart halfway through. I thought of posting the fragments, but I just couldn't finish them. It wasn't because of your art, but because I wasn't sure that I could get a finished story out of them. But Tom did a great job, and what a treat to get those little poems for each of your pieces.)