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9 comments:
Very original drawing, I like the immediate and communicative style... good job!
I feel like this some days! ;) nice take on the word!
Thanks for your comment on my work...I really do appreciate the support!
he certainly looks unbalanced :) thank you for taking the time to comment on my blog
Successful and somewhat disturbing rendering.
Love his expression!
Oh dear! This is IT, exactly, isn't it. This guy has completely lost it. It's such a simple drawing, but is so expressive!
If someone would just give him his shoe back he'd probably come back around! Thanks for stopping over and commenting. :)
That guy is definitely unbalanced!
That or he is and we all aren't...
Nice job!
Ick! I guess he walked to closely to the edge, and tipped over... Very expressive work! The missing shoe is really annoying me...;)
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