The keys are included so you can see how small they are. I used pencil because it was handy. If I had to get supplies out I probably would not have doodled anything. In my head, one would have been done in pastel on colored paper and the other one perhaps a watercolor. But the true goal was/is to get something posted, so I took the direct route.
I didn't catch a likeness on either person, but I didn't want to stop to correct anything. You know. Tunnel vision. Do some kind of art... puleese! Get something posted!
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Glad you put these next to the keys so it is clear just how small these drawings are! Good for you for doing some art...and the top one, I suspect, probably looks like the subject more than you know. The reason I say that is that it just looks so good and so even, et cet.
Crusty, I saw both of the pictures on Rosy's blog, and you did capture a likness. Especially the bottom of of her sister.
I love the detail in the older woman, and I think she'd be very happy with your drawing.
They really are small!!!!
Ops, I didn't mean the "bottom" of her sister.... I meant Yikes, the bottom picture....
Sure glad I cleared that up!!!!!
Had a giggle at Wanda :) These are excellent CC. I love the older woman. I think older faces have much more character (that's what I'm telling myself, anyway). Great job!
I like them both. I'm glad you included the keys to get a better idea of size.
Hey I like them and you captured both of their likenesses I think, especially the sister.
I don't know that I could ever draw a face that small, I would need a magnifying glass. I'll have to give it a try sometime.
I should post that wonderful (or you should post) drawing you did for me, the pitcher and bowl...It was small too but really nice.
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