I've always been fascinated by the intricate wrinkles people get on their faces, especially around their eyes.
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i love it
ReplyDeleteReally nice line work and a great assortment of values. And yes, wrinkles are fascinating. Too bad people don't learn to embrace them.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully drawn - makes me want to try these approaches. Very inspiring work!
ReplyDeletebeautiful! Really nice variation of marks.
ReplyDeleteFantastic drawings....both of them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful and thoughtful response to 'intricate'!!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful. Great idea. And I totally agree with you.
ReplyDeletevery nice!
ReplyDeleteas a person how has those lines showing up around their eyes, I like to think of them as the laugh lines or smile lines, of a happy person. It's better than attributing them to aging.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ink work
Wow! Great images! Actually all your work is so intricate!
ReplyDeleteThe drawings are just sooo fantastically detailed and intricate- like them a lot!
ReplyDeleteAmazing details and one of the main reasons I love the elderly!
ReplyDeleteat the risk of repeating some of the previous remarks here I'll say: wow! such detail. I wish I had that kind of patience.... Thanks for your comment on my work a couple of weeks ago. I will try to follow your suggestions :)
ReplyDeletewonderful line work, great drawings
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome, but it seems to me I made a lil' (lack of better terms) brain fart. I meant for the letter of the day not word. Ooopsy! Love the great detail you having going on with these faces.
ReplyDeleteWow, I love these!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, meditative pieces!
ReplyDeleteIt's not at all fussy! it's really beautiful, and the details are admirable. I do think it takes more than just patience to draw like this - you also need to know where to put the lines. By the way, the second guy looks a little bit like Einstein to me (with an afro) :)
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