Signore, It is well that you enjoyed your stay in the shire. We were happy to have you. Without our wonderful patrons, we who are at play and attempting to recreate the tiniest bit of history could not do so. Thank you.
Salute, Don Domnio Corrado Tartaglia Barone Il Monte Mirlo
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. I'm thinking of a certain swordsman named Sigismondo running around in that costume. I'll just sit here in the corner and drool now.
Marcos, está realmente impressionante el Mr. Don Tattaglia!! toda la colección está genial, pero personalmente me declino por éste. Realmente se lee el espíritu peligroso del Don de la familia Tartaglia, no me gustaría encontrármelo por la calle^^ Un abrazote fuerte desde barcelona L!
What an opportunity to draw from costumed models, Marcos. We should plan to go to another historical reenactment and do sketchclub. Fantastic sketches my friend, very loose and inspiring.
This is an amazingly cool drawing...Were you using a marker or a brush? Beautiful shapes and rhythms...this is what drawing is all about...having fun!!
Signore,
ReplyDeleteIt is well that you enjoyed your stay in the shire. We were happy to have you. Without our wonderful patrons, we who are at play and attempting to recreate the tiniest bit of history could not do so. Thank you.
Salute,
Don Domnio Corrado Tartaglia
Barone Il Monte Mirlo
Thanks to you Signore, it was great having the oportunity to do a sketch of you in your really outstanding costume!
ReplyDeleteSalute,
Marcos.
really incredible, i like your style very much. looks so spontanious.
ReplyDeleteMe gusta muchísimo!!! Hay q ver lo q consigues con cuatro trazos, hijo,de verdad...
ReplyDelete-Thanks Jörn!
ReplyDelete-Gracias Motserrat. acabo de pasarme por tu blog y me encanta lo que he visto!!
Un saludo.
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. I'm thinking of a certain swordsman named Sigismondo running around in that costume. I'll just sit here in the corner and drool now.
ReplyDelete--Shuku
Lorenzo ??
ReplyDeleteSo fluid and I love the ink work
ReplyDeleteI like this series of character very much!:o)
ReplyDelete-Shuku! thanks for the visit and comment!
ReplyDelete-Nop, but he sure looked like him Harald!
-Thanks Mindy
-Thank you Andrei!
Marcos, está realmente impressionante el Mr. Don Tattaglia!! toda la colección está genial, pero personalmente me declino por éste.
ReplyDeleteRealmente se lee el espíritu peligroso del Don de la familia Tartaglia, no me gustaría encontrármelo por la calle^^
Un abrazote fuerte desde barcelona
L!
What an opportunity to draw from costumed models, Marcos. We should plan to go to another historical reenactment and do sketchclub. Fantastic sketches my friend, very loose and inspiring.
ReplyDeleteWOW!! These are illustration are inspiring!
ReplyDelete-Moltes gracies Laura, la veritat es que el Don era tot un personatge!
ReplyDelete-Thanks Armand, it was a really great oportunity to draw all these fancy characters one usually imagines... but for real!
-Thanks very much Alina!
Si que era tot un personatge, si
ReplyDeleteI no gossis fer-los enfadar, que si un Don se sent offès, ja has vegut oli!!!
de debò que està impressionant
L!
Sí, sí que ets bo...! De vegades em sembla que li donis un gest japonès, al teu pinzell.
ReplyDeleteMoltes gracies Laura i Pep!
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazingly cool drawing...Were you using a marker or a brush? Beautiful shapes and rhythms...this is what drawing is all about...having fun!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic lines.....and the color choices are like frosting on the cake!
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