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"Drawing is not an exercise of particular dexterity, but above all a means of expressing intimate feelings and moods." (Henri Matisse)
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Perfection
April 27, 2012
2 Lunchbreaks Whether it is cosmetically correcting some part of our body we don’t like, changing who we are to meet someone elses idea of perfect, or pointing out the imperfection in those around us … we all pursue perfection in some part of our lives. But are we seeking to be beautiful people or perfect people? Because I […]
Ugliness
January 29, 2012
1 x Rainy Afternoon Experimenting with a different style of drawing. Sort of cartoonish. Sort of sketching. Happy enough. About the inspiration for the sketch: Karl Kraus once said, “A woman who cannot be ugly is not beautiful.” I think this is so true … but being a smart enough man … and NOT a […]
When A Woman Cries …
August 14, 2011
2.5 Lunchbreaks When a woman cries, she can wash your world away. When storms fill her eyes, you never know just what to say. Don’t say a word, don’t say anything. She don’t need your truth or lies. Just hold her close and love her. When a woman cries. When a woman cries, there is […]
Veiled Beauty
February 23, 2011
1.5 Lunchbreaks … Saw this photograph on the Net and it reminded me of “A Thousand Splendid Suns” (same author as The Kite Runner). Though sometimes veiled and too often mistreated by society, there is always beauty and the capacity for great strength in the women of every nation.
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