After I finished the stripes on Sherlock and put him together permanently I relaxed a bit and started a new character from a photo I saw on the net. I'm not sure just what his problem is but he sure lookes pissed! Maybe the Barber just handed him a mirror after he had told him he just wanted a little off the back! I know just exactly how he feels. The last commercial haircut I got was sometime back in the 80's where I experienced the same feelings after checking myself out in the shop mirror. As this head is rather large it will probably end up being another bust. Maybe I'll put a cape around his shoulders and have him looking at himself in the mirror. Whatever, look forward to your comments and there are a couple more photos in the Gallery.
He's looking good he's not a happy camper maybe he has no light for his smoke
ReplyDeleteOh now this one looks like one I would love to try. Too bad you didn't make a video of him. I really like the expression and the hair. That's the part ( hair) I would have loved to watch.Ginny .
ReplyDeleteIt is good, but for me the part I like best is the mouth. That thick lower lip and the sneer....Elvis has got nothing on this guy as far as a sneer. Interesting change from the happy cowboy, I like it.
ReplyDeleteHey...I like that hair!!
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What with Sherlock now this guy it looks like your having a bit of a change of direction Lynn! I really like it , it's good to see a wide variety of subjects given your Outwest twist!! If he ends up anyware near as cool as Sherlock he going to be another winner . Can't wait to see him come to life. Keep up the good work . Trev
ReplyDeletewould have made good video :) But then again you cant have Judy shooting over your should all the time now can you...... looks great Lynn.
ReplyDeleteHa Ha !!!Been there done that....
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