Here was the second one. I finished both of them this weekend, but since my computer at home crashed big-time I don't have access to a scanner at home, so had to wait....
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Another beauty! I can't decide which one I prefer really.
ReplyDeleteLove this one too, I can't believe you did both of these in a weekend, talk about focus!
ReplyDeleteOh I like this one more! Both are so expressive - you and your pen have worked wonders this weekend!
ReplyDeleteThis a great work. I prefer it much more as well. The focus of the eyes and the wonderful negative space - negative but so interesting. I'm impressed how you splatter your work, it's brave and well worth it. PS thanks for the critique too - everyone is too polite - which is good and bad (insert smiley face here) cheers again
ReplyDeletebeautiful drawings...
ReplyDeleteThe gaze in the eyes show it all in the drawing. Well done.
ReplyDeletefabulous!
ReplyDeleteI like the expression on this one's face--how the eyes look out at us.
ReplyDeletewow!! amazing how the face seems to just emerge out of the black and white noise in the background. very cool. hope your computer has been restored to normal health!
ReplyDeleteI really like your pen and ink style, you have a nice fluidity to your work, but yet it's not overly refined, it still feels like you let yourself loose a little when you're working.
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