the sequel: hair, pulchritudinous hair !

i laugh in the face yet feel pity for all those who've stolen this to use on their un-original myspace profiles, bebo pages, and so forth. i've had people claim this was their work. you can thank them for the watermark. but now i've re-edited the original scan, now that i've gotten a tiny bit better in photoshop*, and i'm proud to say that this NEW VERSION IS SO MUCH BETTER THAN THE OLD CRAPPY VERSION i began to hate. here you can see a before/after detail...better ehy?
so now, the drawing that internet practically owns is an old out of date one, this newer fresher one is mine and for those who can enjoy art the way it is meant to be enjoyed.

caran d'ache colored pencils on normal A4 paper.

there's this quote about photography that says "If you're photographing in color you show the color of their clothes - if you use black and white, you will show the colour of their soul". i think the same thing can be applied to drawings.

hair, as you all might have noticed, is one of my obsessions.
if my hair could be so wild i think i'd be a little happier in seeing my reflection in the mirror.
hair, is fierce beauty.

photo reference from a hair magazine, hair by darren ambrose, london

if you're interested in buying a print let me know and i'll upload a version without watermark


*the "editing" i've done is just fixing the black of the background since the scanner tends to show off all the pencil strokes, and was full of white grains.