'The Grand old Duke of York
Had ten thousand men
He marched them up to the top of the hill
And marched them down again'
There has been much interest recently in diagnosing the mental problems of historic characters; it is fairly certain that it was voices inside the head of the Grand Old Duke which urged him to engage in such pointless activities at others' expense. Probably the fact that the initials of his title spell 'G.O.D.' didn't help him much, either!
Very awesome! I love how the repetitive line work adds to the rhythm of the march!
ReplyDeletereminds me of Caligula who made his troops to conquer britain by chopping weed(or was it seaweed)...
ReplyDeletei love the linework... very nice illustration... :D
hadn't noticed the wart on the face till later... :D
ReplyDeletenice detail... :)
Beautifully done portrait of obsession
ReplyDeleteExcellent work!!
ReplyDeleteLove your style
Indeed, a fantastic piece. Love the energy in this!
ReplyDeleteLove the intricacy. Great statement.
ReplyDeleteI admire your line control and talent. The detail in your work is so awesome and creative. Love viewing your illustrations.
ReplyDeleteCool! The linework is amazing!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! you amaze and delight :)
ReplyDeleteWhoa! What amazing line design! Intense and focused work.
ReplyDeletegreat lines and excellent execution
ReplyDeleteInteresting style.
ReplyDeleteWhere I came from there were a couple of montaineers that to train for the highest climbings (?) would spend days going up and down a closer 1.500. May be that was the point of G.O.D. ;-)
amazing linework!
ReplyDeleteThe drawing is great, but special thanks for the explanation.
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