Daddy's Girl, Mummy's Boy,Matriarch by durleybeachbum

2D • People • posted on Jan 26, 2017

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Another doodle from a boring meeting, heaven knows what we were chewing over that day! Ballpoint pen on A4 paper.

Comments (7)

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kgb224

11:07AM | Thu, 26 January 2017

Outstanding work Andrea. God bless.

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Faemike55

11:12AM | Thu, 26 January 2017

Very cute

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Glendaw

4:55PM | Thu, 26 January 2017

Oh I can relate to this family scenario only to well !

XxOo

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sossy

1:14AM | Fri, 27 January 2017

Impressive, expressive, creative and very talented! Wonder why the child is in the background? The title says something else 🤔

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jendellas

12:07PM | Fri, 27 January 2017

Fabulous!!!

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anahata.c Online Now!

12:15AM | Sat, 28 January 2017

I don't know how you draw during meetings! Don't people turn around and say, "are we keeping you from something???" How do you disguise that you're drawing, lol? Anyway, love the characters here; and if the right-most person is "Daddy's girl," she's got some major hairy arms! I thought at first maybe she was wearing a mohair sweater, but no: I think those are arm hairs! Love the things you do with characters. (She's got prickly hairs on top too. Maybe it's a punk look...)

The other two remind me of Grant Wood's "American Gothic" (I'll give you a link.) Love the rock-of-gibraltar presence of the 'matriarch', and the gentle open smile of the man. You capture a lot in your doodles, that lady is clearly the head of this group; and it's amazing you did this while people were talking. Real individuals here. Love it.

(Here's American Gothic, by Grant Wood---I assume you've seen this too many times. I never studied whether Wood was tongue in cheek, or he meant this. The staunchness of the matriarch is seen in Wood's couple... https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cc/Grant_Wood_-_American_Gothic_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg)

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