Can somebody explain what's going on with this neck? His other work has nothing like this weirdness.
Id give her about tree fiddy
this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2025
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Ah yes I can explain this! This lovely woman has a long and sinuous neck. I hope this clears things up.
Thank you
She must have gotten up to move as he was painting this picture. Like a camera with a slow shutter.
When the other party guests start talking about my neck and I know it’s time to leave
Experimentation with stylization and exaggeration of the gesture. Very effective, I liked the piece.
girl's built like master oogway
Ska-DOOSH