These are Tombow marker on paper, the first approximately 15"x22" and the second about 15" square.
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- Jean Spitzer
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As I think I've said before, you're very good at conveying mood.
ReplyDelete"Doesn't suffer fools gladly" is what I'm getting loud and clear from both but especially the top portrait.
Great Drawings.
ReplyDeletelike the blue
ReplyDeleteThanks, K, Anthony and Laura.
ReplyDeleteThese and last week's drawings were done in the same studio, with almost the same pose.
Great drawing Jean and really shows her facial expressions. I like the use of the color blue, Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI can't top K. Now of course that's all I see.
ReplyDeleteNice - has an Native American look to her.
ReplyDeleteexcellent representation of the strength of this face!
ReplyDeleteOne more applause for the blue with her expression and posture. I prefer the bottom, cropped version.
ReplyDeleteI love the blue too.
ReplyDeleteThanks, all.
ReplyDeleteYes, AH, as soon as I read K's description, that was it for me, too.
Perceptive, Helen. The model for these also has a Native American name, though I don't know her background.