Woman with wrinkled shirt. Charcoal on Strathmore, 15x10".
Woman with hurt lip. Charcoal on Strathmore, 15x10".
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- I live in "the balcony of southern california". All images - copyright Dee Farnsworth and various studios
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Wow. It's really hard to look at the woman with a hurt lip. These are extremely penetrating and, of course, very well done. It's fascinating to see all of your various styles and dispensations.
ReplyDeleteLaura of Laurelines
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these are just stunning.
ReplyDeleteWell, I was going to say stunning too, but I'll try something else...amazing? sensational? They seem more like exquisite paintings than drawings. Really beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteExcellent drawings - I find I have to keep looking at them.
ReplyDeletethank you very much for your comments. I truly appreciate it. There are more portraits coming.
ReplyDeletewow indeed! these are so impressive, especially in charcoal which I find to be so messy yet you drew these with such precision, beautifully done!
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