The Divine Feminine - "A True Portrait of Femininity"

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Artwork by Spencer Perdriau

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Permalink Reply by Spencer Perdriau on February 6, 2012 at 1:12am

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GPDC said:

or in a dusbin

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...

Permalink Reply by Spencer Perdriau on February 6, 2012 at 1:12am

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GPDC said:

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

Permalink Reply by Spencer Perdriau on February 6, 2012 at 1:16am

It is you who is saying it is a masterpiece, not I. If you say that a "psycho" would only say such a thing, then it is you who is the psycho, as you say. At least I am stable and content in mind and being. Have you achieved that long-term yet? I sincerely hope you do.



GPDC said:

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

Permalink Reply by Spencer Perdriau on February 6, 2012 at 1:34am

You are jealous.

GPDC said:

or in a dusbin

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...

Permalink Reply by GPDC on February 6, 2012 at 1:47am

Now do you agree your drawing is kindergarden..look at the thickneck of your drawing i bet she throw away the next second you turn around..you spoil her beauty..

Permalink Reply by Spencer Perdriau on February 6, 2012 at 1:52am

A totally different style, but certainly not kindergarten. I will not agree with you, as such a comment is not accurate in any respectable way. Show me a kindergarten drawing and do a comparison. Like I said, you are jealous.

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