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Actually, I am sort of interested in the person they are looking at (I am fairly sure it is not me).

I love it, too much foreground maybe, perhaps a tighter crop onto the character and the chalkboard with what she is writing being legible. Still, proud to share it in my favorites, thank you!

Well drawn, great concept, good fun, and I have kept coming back to it.

Like the glow and the drawing as a whole. I think a little more value range would have made it better.

SteveFeane responds:

Thanks for the feedback!

Yeah, sometimes one just needs to get away from one's self and paint... still, success rate may be higher without the drinking for letting go like this.

The value range is muted in the photo. I think this contributes to the marsh at dawn atmosphere. The hip and legs of the central character are a little too undefined? Still, It could be stronger with more contrast and color purity in the foreground. Thank you, nice piece.

micron pens on a gray scale drawing or photograph can be wonderful...

Love the similarity between the potato and the human. Impact of the piece is wonderful. The dark triangle in the bottom right acts as a drain and pulls my eye out of the picture, putting the white copyright words in that dark space might cure 2 problems. The cut away to see the potato is not convincing. The humans shadow ignores the cutaway and it seems as though the tree is growing in a pit... a narrower strip of green stuff maybe? Great expression on the potato and human! Thank you for sharing this.

love the character as presented. okay with the out of focus paintings in the background. The mesh is distracting and seems like an idea that could be improved on. the white blanket/sheet seems too bulky and takes up too much room and is not folding 'right' around the body. Great story, seems like a very difficult pose to start and then... Thank you for both the drawing and the story.

I like the piece. I think it may be a poor quality photo of the work. The face is burnt out and I suspect that is not actually true. The value of the water is also to high in comparison to the figure. Love the wave motion and abstracted (slightly) of the non-figure parts. The difference in handling between the figure and everything else works (in this piece) for me.

San Diego artist (born 1956), doing my art since graduating from UCSB College of Creative Studies with a Bachelor of Arts in 1979. Art that's often naked, edgy, ethical, sexual, multimedia, performance, composite, archival...

Richard ChauDavis @rbcdart

Age 68, Male (sort of)

Artist

UCSB, College of Creative Stud

San Diego, California

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