wow! gorrrrgeous use of "non-local" color, e! really like all the layers of color - really nicely done. feels like your tapping into your dali-magritte side! and thanks so much for the visits as allways! :-)
There is something about the eyes. How the top ones are wider, of course they are because the lower face is narrower. But they also look out a bit. It makes a fascinating face (faces?). Pia
Oh, I wouldn't call this an imperfection, rather a superfection-- how handy to have extra eyes for when the first pair is tired! Though the extra nose would be unpleasant when one had a cold.
I love it! Jane and Lance Hattat (who I suspect of being double headed) said it perfectly - "are two heads better than one?" I know that "we" think so!=D Don't you just love it when a single (one) person uses "we"?=]
This reminds me of Maurice Sendak. Either that or the Muppets and "I've got you under my skin".
Hello, Thank you for stopping at my blog. This is a fascinating picture. I studied it for a moment and then laughed, don't we all have imperfections? Manzanita@Wannabuyaduck
We spend so much time looking at faces and looking for intent/ thought/ meaning in them, that when your drawing comes up, it makes a mental tangle, have to sort out all our responses. Great drawing.
I love that this wonderful image just mesmerizes me as I look at it. It's almost like looking at an Escher:it's not right but kind of looks right, but then again...
love this, with capital "L"!
ReplyDeletegreat illo E! and you are right, what are a few imperfections?! ;)
ReplyDeleteI was just in Oregon. Wishing I'd had the liberty to meet you for a coffee on the border.
ReplyDeleteYour illustrations inspire wonder.
very intriguing, Elizabeth!
ReplyDeleteWhat imperfections? This seems perfect to me.
ReplyDeletewow! gorrrrgeous use of "non-local" color, e! really like all the layers of color - really nicely done. feels like your tapping into your dali-magritte side! and thanks so much for the visits as allways! :-)
ReplyDeleteVery cool. Just fascinating to look at. I really like this one.
ReplyDeleteThere is something about the eyes. How the top ones are wider, of course they are because the lower face is narrower. But they also look out a bit. It makes a fascinating face (faces?).
ReplyDeletePia
Hello Elizabeth:
ReplyDeleteAre two heads better than one?
I love this one..........very interesting to look at:)
ReplyDeleteQuite right too...perfect is boring!
ReplyDeleteGreat work.
Elizabeth, I'm a little scared of you after seeing this illo. Beautifully executed.
ReplyDeleteOh, I wouldn't call this an imperfection, rather a superfection-- how handy to have extra eyes for when the first pair is tired! Though the extra nose would be unpleasant when one had a cold.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth!!! You slay me!! I love it...so creative, it's like one of those illusion paintings but it's not...very cool!
ReplyDeletexo J~
An expression of - form, consciousness, feeling, thought and choice – summed up as ‘The Duality of Man’ here perhaps? Very Zen Buddhist of you ‘E’…
ReplyDeleteMake some time to sit on the mat, and have a Karma weekend. P.
I love it! Jane and Lance Hattat (who I suspect of being double headed) said it perfectly - "are two heads better than one?" I know that "we" think so!=D Don't you just love it when a single (one) person uses "we"?=]
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of Maurice Sendak. Either that or the Muppets and "I've got you under my skin".
Intriguing!
My brain is almost saying ‘does not compute’. Fascinating!
ReplyDeleteSo awesome! Love the variations in colors and the twinkle in the eye. SO cool!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend ^_^
Very good illustration
ReplyDeleteI admire people with a surreal creativity!!!
very cool - imperfections make us unique
ReplyDeleteWow! This is really interesting and captivating... Love your line work also.
ReplyDeletethis is ... really good illustration. This one caught mu attention when looking in your site. Fascinating faces !
ReplyDeleteHello, Thank you for stopping at my blog. This is a fascinating picture. I studied it for a moment and then laughed, don't we all have imperfections?
ReplyDeleteManzanita@Wannabuyaduck
Disturbing and appealing at once.
ReplyDeleteYour colors work well for your theme.
nice.
absolutely creepy... and I dig "creepy". well done!
ReplyDeletebuenisimo!
ReplyDeleteNow that's creative! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteWe spend so much time looking at faces and looking for intent/ thought/ meaning in them, that when your drawing comes up, it makes a mental tangle, have to sort out all our responses. Great drawing.
ReplyDeleteImperfect…but clever! Well done.
ReplyDeleteSpooky! but I like it :) you are a master of colour pencils!
ReplyDeletelove the rainbow cheeks! :)
ReplyDeleteIntriguing piece. Love the lines.
ReplyDeleteI love that this wonderful image just mesmerizes me as I look at it. It's almost like looking at an Escher:it's not right but kind of looks right, but then again...
ReplyDeletei love the idea of THIS...
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