This guy looks like how I’ve been feeling the last few days. It’s probably just winter blahs and the fact that I’ve had a bad cold and I’m lacking any inspiration as far as drawing goes.
Fortunately I had a personal ATC trade with an artist who calls herself Rapa on the IllustratedAtcs.com trading site. We decided to trade silent film star cards. I tried my hand at Buster Keaton, drawing him as a younger man in the early 1920s. Man, his face is amazing. He was referred to as “The Great Stone Face,” but I find his face very expressive and melancholic. Although I didn’t get a great likeness, I think I captured his expression and a sense of vulnerabilty.
Mellanie Collins, Artist 
Definitely recognisable Mellanie. You have done a good job in capturing him. I didn’t know he was called stoneface though. Congrats on winning the blog giveaway. It is a really pretty painting.
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Wow…I agree with you….You’ve captured his expression very well! Beautiful work!
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I really like the way you captured his expression. But then you know I like all you do art wise.
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I seriously LOVE this card, the eyes, the shape of the head and that hat, you’ve done a really marvelous rendition of him, just gorgeous.
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Thanks a lot Annie. I’m so glad you dropped by.
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