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Published: 2008-03-05 04:59:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 2093; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 0
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The title is: Harold Lloyd measuring the head of a Giant Uilleann Piping Snow Monkey.It's pen and ink. Harold Lloyd never actually did anything like this, as far as I know. My crazy brain dreamed it up, and I drew it.
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The details are great. The shading is wonderful, and I just love the way the monkey looks.
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This is excellent and you have tons of patience to do such a detailed job. Brilliant!!!!!!!!!
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Thank you! It was one of the first pieces that I really made myself have that patience and do those details... I'm naturally inclined to work fast and loose, but I wanted to try to change that. So thanks for noticing!
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You can never have enough support as an artist.
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This looks nice, the anatomy is well achieved here and the shading creates interesting textures, not to mention the concept which is kinda intriguing...
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Hey, this piece has been featured here : [link]
Hope all's well
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This is amazing. The proportions and anatomy looks flawless. The shading is excellent. And the monkey is so cute.
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That is just incredible...I'm really impressed that you could do something so amazing with pen. Pen is hard to draw with lol.
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Uilleann pipes! This should help... [link]
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Hahahaa, when I saw the thumb I thought it was a guy carefully holding a gun to a gorillaβs head. He has to be very careful to get just the right spot.
But seeing it zoomed in reveals a nicely drawn and imaginative sketch. Looking good.
L. Spiro
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I have nothing really important to say about this, except that I like it. It's quirky and well drawn, and I like it.
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after reading a little about ol' harold, i see another side to this i really like.
firsty, the style and skill used in this is brillant. i love how you have captured him and the life to the monkey ... he jumps from the page.
secondly, i could see this sketch in one of his silent movies. you've stunned me with how you've carried this off, so sorry for the short comment
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very impressive skill! i like the concept as well.
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