very cool !!!

fun !! great job !! ( and very true !)

Wonderful, love their faces :o)

Great advice but I would still worry about it !! Super doodle.

Fun doodle and great advice. :)

Cool image and great advice

Brilliant and so true.

Never did worry about others perceptions of me. I know I am brilliant :P

That's true. Cool and funny doodle.

I love it, real fun... nice characters.

But it does become your business if it impacts your relationship with others, i.e., friends, relatives, shop owners, the law, lodgers, restauranteurs, grocers, milliners, chimney sweeps, the chemist, politicians, solicitors, beach bums, etc. Other than that, Andrea, another one of your nonpareil doodles, performed with verve, to pleasure us.

A very good drawing, with great humour!

It's so true. The expressions on these doodled faces are relatively neutral, but it's easy to read something into anything!! Excellent advice.

wonderful work and image.

One of the benefits of being my age is that I no longer care. Take me as I am or bugger off. Job interviews disappeared in my rear view mirror a long time ago. I was shopping for mother's day and birthday cards today and your doodling style would make for a fantastic line of greeting cards.

this is just great, fun and art in one! that shows your talent! what others think about me cares me less from year to year :-)

Amazing work Andrea. God bless.

Excellent advice, and a cracking doodle, Andrea!

This is great advice.

A fantastic creation, Andrea, did you win the challenge? I would say it as this: Don't worry what others think of you, it's none of 'their' business.

Very good advice my friend and a very nice doodle! I am glad that I no longer need to interview for a job! :o)

Andrea, I'm at about 100 minutes now, and I think I did about 12 or 13 shots, so I'll have to stop once more. Regretfully, but only temporarily. But I skipped back to this because I've wanted to comment on it for a while...The advice, here, is a delightful turn on "none of THEIR business', and it's sound advice too. ("What do you care?" my father would say: "It's none of your concern what they think! Screw 'm!" My dad was a lawyer and very well-read, but he had the heart of an everyday dude at base. If someone said he shouldn't wear that tie with that shirt, he'd say, "my father always said: So where's it WRITTEN? It's a LAW I shouldn't wear this tie with this shirt? Nu---so SUE me!") But beyond the advice, it's one of your doodles. If you did this because you couldn't find the appropriate photo? Bravo for that---your doodles are worth any excuse in the world. It does portray people peering into us, though a couple of people are smiling which would indicate they're not intrusive. But it's more of your face caricatures, full of individual personality, and with your marvelous segmenting of the face into those close-to-center eyes, those wonderful wrinkle lines, your characteristic three-leaf noses (love 'm), your characteristic jowls---where appropriate---the wonderful long adam's apples, your craning necks, and your just right number of squiggles for hair, and your just right number of lines for clothing. These are masterful. I like your coloring too, free, playful and mixed. Love these drawings. A great place to end for now---one of your terrific doodles. Hope you have a restful night, after all that wedding work. I'll be back again soon...