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AngelRIP Farrah
Part 2 of Classic Pinups in Vector.
One of the most recognizable pinups from the late '70's. Farrah's spontaneous bubbly personality shines through.
My favorite Angel.
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All vector, done in Illustrator CS3, using pen and pencil tools.
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Thanks Bear, your support is gratifying and humbling. P.
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she is an angel for real, now. perhaps we can call on her?
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I had this poster in its original form on my wall when I was growing up. Won it at the state fair of Texas! Thanks for the memories! Great work on the piece too.
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BEING TURNED INTO A VECTOR?.....
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Your piece is notoriously awesome, and she will be greatly missed.
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I love her hair 
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that was the poster in eric formans room in that 70s show
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I have featured your work in my recent journal dedicated to VECTOR art
[link]
If you'd rather not have your work featured in this manner just let me know 
Warm Regards
Sandi
aka `oibyrd
PS - Please excuse the impersonal cut-and-paste message - all a part of time management!
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She looks absolutely lovely... I love the hair and her smile... her personality shines through!!!
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The hair and clothes (folds, and color tones) are amazing. If any critique at all the features in the face (mainly the right side of her face) seem to be a little harsh compared to the rest of the image. Great job over all though.
I was really saddened by her death, and what she had been going through for the last few years. May you rest in peace Farrah.
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Beautiful work!
As horrible as it sounds, its probably best that she passed. She was suffering for a long time. May she rest in peace.
I featured your work in my journal: [link]
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I hate to see someone suffer as well, I know she is at peace now. I thought she was getting better, then got worse, I felt terrible for her.
Thank You so much for the feature! I appreciate it!
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may she rest in peace, and she would be proud of this
great job
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Thank You, that means a lot, I would only want her to like this piece.
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amazing hair, excellent work, goodbye to one of the biggest muses
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Thank You, she was a legend.
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Wonderfull job!
It's so sad...she died today...
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Thank You, I am sad she is gone.....
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It is gorgeous and it brings back awesome memories
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Thank You! Same for me, I actually had this poster.
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Beautiful work..I always luved this poster..
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Thank You, I believe one of her most recognizable images, and very iconic for the time. This was one of the images that made me want to do this series in the first place!
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Very impressive, and yes, the hair is very well done. Except I'm puzzled as to why you colored it red when Farrah is blonde.
Also, kudos on the swimsuit folds. Well done.
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That's a nice piece of art!Couldn't imagine how much patience it takes to create something like that.But great work yo.
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Amazingly beautiful Randy! And everyone has commented on the hair...so her eyes are really good too!! 
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The Hair is awesome! Do you use just the pen tool or a combination of pen & pencil for the hair? I am working on my first portrait in Illustrator, and the hair is giving me fits.
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I use only the pen tool to keep my points nice and clean. It takes far longer for just the hair than anything else. Just put on some tunes and be patient, the outcome will be well worth the extra effort!
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Hey, incredible pic! Like someone else has said, this pic really takes you straight back to the 1970s!
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Thank You very much!!!
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Please believe your art is just too good to be true! Lovely extremely lovely and oooh how I love the hair
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Wow, thank you......
I really appreciate that!
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I had one of these myself back in the day.
I think this may have been the start of the "big hair" of the 80's. A lot of girls had huge curls!
Thanks for stopping by!
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