80s
I drew this old lady while watching Harold and Maude (1971). Practicing my wrinkles. She's looks good for 80.
Everyone knows what happens to Maude on her 80th birthday, right?
And this is my 20th Illustration Friday post.
posted by Jeannette at
2:40 AM
27 Comments:
The scary part is if we are lucky we are all going to be 80. Cool drawing!
Great movie!
Very dramatic piece! She looks sad some how!
Sure she does! It's a lovely drawing.
Yes she does!
this is a good take on the topic excellent drawing.
great line work!
Ah yes. Great movie! great drawing too!
awesome work. i like it!
erika
http://www.five3.com
great work!
I loved the movie. Such a classic. Lovely line drawing.
The 80s are approaching fast, I fear. I hope I look as good as your subject. And, yes, that was a great movie.
Great lines - I love those lines on her shirt. Very cool piece.
such beautiful wrinkles!
Nice. And is that a great movie or what?? :-)
nice sketch! I hope I look that young at 80!
In art school they did try to bring in an old man model one time...but every minute or two he'd slam down his cane and yell "What the heck do you people keep looking at?!?"...it wasn't a very productive session...
Great wrinkles! I wonder what she would look like with a smile.
Ive never drawn a smile. Maybe that'll be the next thing I work on.
The subtle tones creates (with a wash?) are super.
it's done in marker. thanks, you're super, too. but next time please refer all questions to my official fan club site at www.jeannettelangmeadisagodtome.com.
This is great! I really think your drawings are great! I met Bud Cort years ago at a party. That was one of my favourite movies in the 80's and it holds up real well!
Great drawing- and movie!
wonderful!!!
Beautiful work...
Harold and Maude is my all time favorite movie. (Why didn't I think of it?)
Nice sketch.
I think I'll celebrate my 80th with a cartwheel instead of a coulple of pills though.
Great idea. When the theme 80's came up, I didn't think there would be so many possibilities.
Post a Comment
<< Home