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Published: 2011-06-02 15:51:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 38368; Favourites: 974; Downloads: 2774
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For , second winner of 'chase down some Hermann Mejia Mad issues for me' deal.He asked for 'Pride and Prejudice' as his movie for his lovely missus.
6 hours of viewing later
I settled down to sketch this.Ended up a strange mixture of cartoon and portraiture and I'm not sure I was quite successful with either but the characters are fairly recognisable so all is not lost!
Pencil sketch, tinted in photoshop.
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inspiring.
awesome film/tv series awesome artwork.
balance, all is good in the universe
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Cheers man. Glad the universe is operating within acceptable parameters
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Thanks my friend - very nice of you to say!
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Oh. My. Gosh. This is fantastic!!! I can't stop pouring over all the delicious details, great job!!!!
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Thanks ma'am! Appreciated, especially coming from someone who actually knows what a pencil is!
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It's this thing, right..? [link]
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Thats the one! You just need to let it ripen a little more first though
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Incredible!You never cease to amaze Dave,even in your sketchings.
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Very nice Dave. Love the shoft values you have going on here. Simply amazing work.
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Fabulous caricature! Instantly recognisable, but well exaggerated. I especially like what you've done to the Bennett sisters in the inset panel. Thank you so much for sharing!
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The Bennet sisters say thanks. Accept for Mary - she was too busy reading a book to notice
Cheers Angela!
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Lovely.
Only the eldest sister not being a beauty disappoints.
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But she was the most fun to draw!
Cheers Hyta!
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Wow. That is beautiful. Stopped me in my tracks.
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Quick, get off the tracks - I think I hear a train coming!!!!
Cheers Nick!
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Lol, well if I get hit, I'm blaming you!
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No no, this is PERFECT. My wife needs to see this!
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Mostly, she thought Kate's cheeks shoudl have been rounder, but I think it was in keeping with the illustrative style. She still loved it.
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Someone could do a whole science on necklines in this time period. The height of a manβs collar is based on some intricate formula combining in wealth, social status, age, and a time constant based on the need to write letters, hunt quail, ride a horse, and glower at guests at dance parties. The depth of a womanβs neckline has something to do with marital status and βtime on the marketβ with the inevitable βOMG Iβm going to be an old maid at 28β multiplication factor.
Iβd say you got the formulas correct but expect a closed-book test on βSense and Sensibilitiesβ.
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Kind of a last century take on the modern 'Skirt length theory', though instead of stockmarkets and the economy, its a look at social standing?
The theory may still be relevant - I have little to no collar height and simultaneously have little or no wealth, social status, desire to ride a horse, hunt quail or glower at guests at a dance party. Not sure about my cleavage though
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Well this being modern times you unfortunates without high collars can have an operation to get your neck loweredβ¦ or help with that cleavage thing. Thereβs no more need to be known simply as βthat punctual guy with the great personality that doodles a littleβ. Welcome yourself to the world of βthat guy whoβs chin is buried in his cleavageβ.
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That is gorgeous pencil work, Dave. The caricatures are delightful.
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Thanks man. They were meant to be fairly simple sketches in return for some help people gave me hunting up some comics I was after, but enjoyed it so much I kind of got a bit carried away.
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hahahah just a little.
I'd charge an arm and a leg for those!
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What, no zombies?!
Great caricatures.
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No, apparently in this version the Bennet sisters managed to fight them off with a large can of kerosene and a spare flame thrower they found lying in their fathers old shed.
Cheers man!
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Seriously, you're kind of amazing. And by kinda, I mean totally.
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Kind of thanks. And by kind of, I mean heaps!
Cheers!
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AWESOME! .. The best wedding anniversary... really apreciate it.... Magda- Sal's wife
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Hey, you weren't meant to see it until it got to you!
Cheers, so glad you like it - you can blame Sal though - he's the one who got me to do it!
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As always, impressive drawing.
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As always, thanks!
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I don't even begin to comprehend how you can call this masterpiece a sketch.
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Cheers buddy!
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Danke! Very nice of you to say!
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