Eye-catching.
Some of his work reminds me of Bill Hammond.
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I don’t care what anyone posts, or how much they may posit that it’s an artistic choice:
There are ways to draw elongated, even disproportionate figures in a manner that’s still aesthetically pleasing:
You flatter him excessively, with that comparison.
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That baby is not fully formed. The arms still have a lot of growing to do.
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The baby’s arms are just about right. When my kids were born their arms weren’t long enough to reach the top of their owns heads.
And I just realized as I typed that you were probably making a joke about the length of the mother’s arm and I’ll just leave this here as a testament to me being an ass.
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Arrived hopeful, left satisfied.
(if it had not been for the arms, I might have suspected a Scarfolk original.)
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She could unclog a culvert without even leaving the sidewalk, with one hand still on the baby carriage.
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Well, that and a reminder of the absolute cutest thing about babies. Man, even up to 1.5 years, watching a toddler reach their hands “over” their head just breaks me.
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I’ve been following him for a while now, and am sure it’s intentional.
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If intentional, it’s still bad.
Even good artists can and do make bad art sometimes.
A touch of Hieronymus Bosch in the bottom pic.
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My four-year-old does karate and still struggles to get the block above her head. Such short little arms.
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Wasn’t H.Babbiensis noted for its unreasonably long arm and unusual reproductive cycle?
I say it’s a Babby, not a choice.
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Intentional or just bad, that is some grade A nightmare fuel. Uncanny valley comes to mind.
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