WTF? I know. I ask myself the same thing. Often.If you would like to learn more about this, the Swish Army hair brush, you'll have to make your way over to my book-on-a-blog blog, where all will be explained. Plus there are four more drawings of the Swish. Yes. Four. Click HERE to see them.
I'm going to go away and worry about what I'm doing with my life. Weep for me. Weep.
Love your work! Your ideas are what make your art so remarkable.
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I am so drawn to your work, I find myself checking back often to see what you've been working on. I have really enjoyed your tennies and other shoes.
ReplyDeleteI love your style. I mean love it. I would love to have one of those!
ReplyDeleteNo weeping! New life changes are SCARY! I only hope that this is a good thing, because you beyond deserve it :)
ReplyDeletesmart- very smart but i know it's a corkscrew Andrea..
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arggg. The detail!!! You are amazing.
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ReplyDeletewow ! what an imagination !
ReplyDeleteI've gotta say Andrea, you've really inspired me to get back into art. I tried my hand at ink once more and "attempted" to sketch this boot I found interesting enough. Although I won't be drawing more
ReplyDeleteshoes as you did for a while there, I thank you for showing this amazing stuff. Very interesting. :)
PS: I've mentioned your blog in mine today ^^ Take a look :)
I love the detail and fine texturing of your sketch style. Sometimes the most simple objects (a hairbrush) can be the best subjects to "make more interesting".
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding me?! This is great stuff! I can't even draw a stick people without erasing and starting over dozens of times. Great work!
ReplyDeleteI think this is a great idea. Perhaps you should patent it. Just went over to the other blog to find out about the origins. Now, I not only wish I could draw like you do, but I also wish I could come up with character descriptions like the one for Bryn. Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea. A swiss army knife for girls!
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thanks!
A mIrror mayb as inclusion. Love ur ideas .)
ReplyDeletewow, very fun blog. can't wait to check out more posts! i could look at your work all day.
ReplyDeleteWow, you are so good! My sketches can't even be compared with yours! No, I will weep for myself, an average girl with no ability as great as yours. Kudos.
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Thank you all, folks.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you found me!
I'm blushing just reading these lovely comments. Cheers, my dears.
i love your work, i wish i could draw like you! i think your work is very original, keep at it!
ReplyDeleteNo! Don't weep! This might just be a multi-million dollar sketch. I am still though trying to figure out what the curly pig tail object does.
ReplyDeleteAre swishes available for sale. If so, I'm in desperate need one. I so often have a need to eat and pin back my hair at the same time)
ReplyDeleteLOVE these recent ones Andrea. You're on a roll!
My daughter so needs one of these! Congrats on being a Notable Blog.
ReplyDeleteThank you all, folks, for visiting here and my other book blog.
ReplyDeleteSwishs are indeed available, Suzanne, but you will have to see Chester Brown. He lives behind the old oak. Do you know it?
Cheers, my dears.
Haha, I love it!
ReplyDeletei love your work ;you make it so interesting to follow ,u make me feel intrigued .
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I really love the way you do these things. the captions are absolutely Hilarious!! Have you ever made a comic strip or something like that...because would love to see "your" kind of characters.
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