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She has it. Yay for girls with ties.
I thought the close cropping was an interesting thing to try. Done with brushpen, micron pen, copic markers and acrylic paints on 3.5"x5" bristol board. For the AC art show.
I thought the close cropping was an interesting thing to try. Done with brushpen, micron pen, copic markers and acrylic paints on 3.5"x5" bristol board. For the AC art show.
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o0o. I had to do a double take on this one.
Mostly, because she reminds me of
sethtriggs character Diana Barrie, in his web comic BiBP. o.O
Very nicely done!
Mostly, because she reminds me of
sethtriggs character Diana Barrie, in his web comic BiBP. o.O Very nicely done!
They do indeed, which is why I posted the refutation to Dorothy Parker's http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothy_Parker once often repeated witticism (I'm not just any , I'm an old ). It's the first thing I think of when I see a hot girl in glasses (the refutation, not Parker's sentiment).
I would like to apologize for my off-color statment above -- I was all twitterpated (can't imagine why ). Since then, I've had two other thoughts.
1) Since Emma Peel's name is said to be a reference to The Avengers writers' search for a character with Man Appeal (M-Appeal), I suggest that this lovely lady's name is Enna Peel.
2) As another fan of Argyle (as well as Celtic music), I also thought of this song:
All the roses in the garden,
They bow and ask her pardon,
For not one could match the beauty of the Queen of old Argyll.
1) Since Emma Peel's name is said to be a reference to The Avengers writers' search for a character with Man Appeal (M-Appeal), I suggest that this lovely lady's name is Enna Peel.
2) As another fan of Argyle (as well as Celtic music), I also thought of this song:
All the roses in the garden,
They bow and ask her pardon,
For not one could match the beauty of the Queen of old Argyll.
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