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roseindigo 5:55 pm on February 25, 2009 | #
You are amazing in how you can turn the ordinary into an extraordinary drawing.I walk by ordinary things like this and never even seem to “see” them, but you are teaching me how to “look” and “ses” all over again.
Sophie Brown 7:39 pm on February 25, 2009 | #
What I like is that you can do realism just enough, but then you can stylize them to look like how you interpret those same things. So it’s better than a photo and yet still an “expression”. Plus ordinarly these objects wouldn’t on their own be interesting. They look like characters. Like you want to go and hang out with the telephone, do you see what I mean?
renefijten 2:29 pm on February 26, 2009 | #
Great drawings. te simplicity of the subject!