At last, one of my Baby Boomer ‘victims’ who drew me right back! A lot of the people sitting for this series of 30 minute portraits are fellow artists and this one scribbled me while I scribbled him. Tit for tat.
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Great. It’s a bit of a “duel” between both of you. Have a happy day! 😉
haha yes it was. It’s finally stopped raining here for a few hours so it may be a nice day after all 😀
I love your noses! I find them so difficult to draw well and you always get it in these quick sketches
Aw thanks! It’s the beards that get me. And the glasses. And especially the beards and the glasses 😀
So do we get to see his sketch?😊
No, he went before I could photograph it 😀
A pleasing symmetry!
Yes it was, the starer stared at 😀