With the speed at which technology is changing, it makes the older people in our society seem prehistoric somehow. My grandmother and cell phones? Well....
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Gorgeous line work.
ReplyDeleteIt is a truth, and it is true that this is an excellent illustration!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
ReplyDeletethis is like my grandfather with ATMs when they first emerged in the 80s. he was a surgeon but couldn't figure out the money machine for the life of him. it kept eating his card! as for the drawing itself, TRIPLE WOW.
ReplyDeletegreat post - wonderfully captured
ReplyDeleteThat's great. The light is really well captured.
ReplyDeleteThe cross-hatching is crazy in this one! Great job!
ReplyDeleteExcellent work - very nice idea!!
ReplyDeleteGreat drawing. Love your pen & ink...
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful drawing! Beautiful, funny and a little sad at the same time. Great technique! Thanks for your comment I like it that you where guessing. Hehe insanity, good idea...
ReplyDeletePriscella Manon
I agree it is a little bit sad we somehow force old people to use all these new gadgets. On the other hand, a lot of them really enjoy new ways to communicate. Your old man looks tired as well as eager to learn. Just how it so often feels when you assist old people getting handy with their new cell phone.
ReplyDeletewow! this is great.
ReplyDeleteWonderful illustration, really conveys the thought behind it!
ReplyDeleteYou are really good with your pen and ink. It's a really nice illustration.
ReplyDeleteAhh by leaps and bounds. You have done my portrait (well that's how I am on the inside) the face is wonderful , patinated and eroded and lived in,
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing Theresa, love the line work and shading:)
ReplyDeleteHello Theresa. Thanks for your comment.
ReplyDeletea day of rest is beautiful, but it is so difficult to reach him. Truth?
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Wow, what patience you must have, doing all this very detailed work! Yu are very good at capturing the light and shadows and good at giving your images shapes. Your old woman is very besutiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog the other day; i was very happy about your comment :)
wonderful! my mum looks just like that when she tries to retrieve a text on her phone. haha
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