i’m extremely enthusiastic about your sketches. really fantastic work! do you have all this in your mind or do you use some masters like photographs, books, etc?
Preciosos dibujos, Óscar. Me encanta la reinterpretación moderna del Renacimiento (moderno por antonomasia a su vez) con esas posturas y la línea, la filigrana. Atrevidos los toques de color sin terminar. ¿Tienes en mente publicarlos?
Your outpouring of invention and profusion of drawing scares me. I fear in mid-drawing you will suddenly explode. Take a day off and relax, maybe just do a paint by number oil painting of Hampstead Heath, or Ringo.
i’m extremely enthusiastic about your sketches. really fantastic work! do you have all this in your mind or do you use some masters like photographs, books, etc?
ReplyDeleteNo, Krick Krack, I only draw when I am if front of a blank piece of paper, and what comes out, comes out.
ReplyDeletewow – respect!
ReplyDeletePreciosos dibujos, Óscar. Me encanta la reinterpretación moderna del Renacimiento (moderno por antonomasia a su vez) con esas posturas y la línea, la filigrana. Atrevidos los toques de color sin terminar. ¿Tienes en mente publicarlos?
ReplyDeleteThese are great, King Oliver and Leonardo da Vinci are a great duo.
ReplyDeletetus dibujos son las flores que nacen en los tachos de basura ...
ReplyDeletecomo dijo Jonh Lydon
Y no solo ahi, Ariel!
ReplyDeleteYour outpouring of invention and profusion of drawing scares me. I fear in mid-drawing you will suddenly explode. Take a day off and relax, maybe just do a paint by number oil painting of Hampstead Heath, or Ringo.
ReplyDeleteLee Marvin Newland
Yesterday we've been talking with a friend about Warne Marsh dying on a stage while playing "Out of Nowhere". Lovely way to go, Newland.
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