My Little 1930's Flapper Girl
For this past week's memory sketch we deceiced to do a drawing of the young girl in front of us, but with the theme of a 1920/30's flapper thrown in the mix. With that in mind, it was a prefect way to pay homage with my artist ablitites, to the late great Freddie Moore. I tried to capture the simplicity of that era's designs and do it all in only one sketch just to test myself . . . and I was running out of time. So here she is:
THE ONE
THE ONLY
THE GREAT CASIDY
(Cue the brass . . .)
MAC
posted by Mark McDonnell | 1:50 PM
3 Comments:
Hey Mark thanks about your message! Your stuffs are good! Really Nice!
Tiago,
Thanks man. This is a really fun thing to be a part of, and a great challenge.
MAC
Very tastefully done. You can tell it's a little girl mimicking some "sexy stuff," but your ick-radar screened out what I've seen so many people do with this sort of theme (see (or better yet don't see) Jodie Foster in _Bugsy Malone_).
Casidy is playing dress-up, and you can tell she's got an eye for a Look, but she isn't scary-precocious... You guys have great respect for The Line, and you don't cross it, which makes it much easier to enjoy your work...
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