The Regular Guy by Jay-el-Jay

Mixed Medium • Portraits • posted on Jul 02, 2008

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This is the latest of my portraits done on my recycled handmade paper with pastel chalks. Thank you for looking and commenting on my work.

Comments (11)

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jocko500

10:14PM | Wed, 02 July 2008

love the textures and colors of this image. doing super good

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magnus073

10:43PM | Wed, 02 July 2008

Super image Jim, I love the one's you do on your hand made recycled paper

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NekhbetSun

5:40AM | Thu, 03 July 2008

Always top notch work ! ....love the look the handmade paper gives H u g s

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carlx

12:52PM | Thu, 03 July 2008

Excellent portrait!!!

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LBJ2

1:07PM | Thu, 03 July 2008

Great Jim. Love that handwork of yours. Really cool. And with so few means..

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Hendesse

3:16PM | Thu, 03 July 2008

Fantastic image, a very expressive portrait!

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KaToFel

3:21PM | Thu, 03 July 2008

Ha.. ha...ha.... smile me... yes Sir, its him. The archetype of Mr. Drinkabeer from Arcansa. The ugly American. There is only one thing I do not understand: I mean... during the creation-process he looks at you all the time... isnt that too much? I can see you sitting in your basement with your paper on your knees, and this guy is your target... smile me.... that would get too personal for ol'me. But as we all now, those artist are masochists... ha... ha... it's so refreshing to see him.... it makes me laugh. Long lasting laughs for FREE! Now I go over to the Lady bug. Who do you think, did send you a transcendental message? The lovely Contessa Jay.... or someone else? Anyway, it sure was a great pleasure to see him. And the chroma-depth glasses are the finest glasses I ever had. To see all those layers is just something. I'm so glad that I know you personally. PS. My grandmother - she was a gipsy woman - told me, that small upper lips show, that this person is very egoistic.... that the spirit of such a person is a hard spirit... and if someone got big soft upper-lips, that person enjoys sex and sin... ha.. ha.. ha... or something like that. You know what I mean.. dont you? And finally: Deserts in Egypt get very hot!

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