The Divine Feminine - "A True Portrait of Femininity"
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Spencer stop posting your old photo to show that you are still young..look yourself in the mirror and admit the fact..you are old..stop cheating others and yourself..you have no where to go but trying to make yourself a spiritual leader in peacenext ..when others dont agree with you , you use vulgar words on them...you are the only one in 'it' not the rest..
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Are all these drawing you have..you are so good have you done a show for all your painting , you must be famous in art gallery in sydney but guess what i check and no one heard of you...why?
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Permalink Reply by Spencer Perdriau on
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Whoever said I was after earthly fame and glory (as you do)? Certainly not me! I am totally content and at peace with what have have achieved, in all my creative areas of life. I am totally content with all that, and further, I do my best to pass that on the help and inspire others. I only hope you do the same as "well".
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Umm, that image you reproduced in violation of copyright is only about a year or so old. Not as old as you may "think". Stop violating and misrepresenting me and my efforts.
GPDC said:Spencer stop posting your old photo to show that you are still young..look yourself in the mirror and admit the fact..you are old..stop cheating others and yourself..you have no where to go but trying to make yourself a spiritual leader in peacenext ..when others dont agree with you , you use vulgar words on them...you are the only one in 'it' not the rest..
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For others more friendly here, I would like share something more inspiring and happy regarding this portrait of English actress, Louise Lombard (House of Eliott) I did before meeting her in London in August 1996. In some serendipitous way of fate, it was a lovely opportunity to get to meet her at Hampstead Theater after seeing her show. She was totally adorable and very kind and casual in nature. She engaged with me very sincerely and was very happy to receive my portrait of her. I can only imagine all the years later, she probably gave it to her Mum, maybe?? LOL :))) xoxox...
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That is very nice. I hope he does "well" also, and is as content in life as I am, creatively wise.
GPDC said:My kid can draw better
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Spencer you draw her neck too thick its adnormal for any human to have such a neck..ps my youngest son told me..he say he can draw better
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Spencer Perdriau said:For others more friendly here, I would like share something more inspiring and happy regarding this portrait of English actress, Louise Lombard (House of Eliott) I did before meeting her in London in August 1996. In some serendipitous way of fate, it was a lovely opportunity to get to meet her at Hampstead Theater after seeing her show. She was totally adorable and very kind and casual in nature. She engaged with me very sincerely and was very happy to receive my portrait of her. I can only imagine all the years later, she probably gave it to her Mum, maybe?? LOL :))) xoxox...
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Permalink Reply by GPDC on
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Stop imagining et out of your it or pit no one is looking at your kinderdrawing, only a psycho can agree that it is a master piece oppp it is you
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She is looking over her shoulder, hence her neck, shoulders and back are showing from that angle. I am glad your son has competent drawing skills. I hope he is just as content and passionate as I am, creatively wise. HOWEVER, you do not speak truly or fair here about my own refined skills of portraiture. Let's see some of your son's work, and we'll let others be the judge who is the better artist.
GPDC said:Spencer you draw her neck too thick its adnormal for any human to have such a neck..ps my youngest son told me..he say he can draw better
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However, there is a mistake I made in the portrait, but not the one you say. Do you know what it is? Can you see it? Let's see how observant you are(???)...
GPDC said:Spencer you draw her neck too thick its adnormal for any human to have such a neck..ps my youngest son told me..he say he can draw better
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