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Hamlet, my favourite tragic hero in his `inky cloak`, poor Yorick`s skull to his feet.Based on Kenneth Branagh`s interpretation of the prince. I could newer really decide, wether I could sympathize with him or not. Hamlet, not Kenneth Branagh, with whom I highly sympathize
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Oh my God. He looks just like Ray Gillette. www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3tJWjâŚ
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Great work!
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Thank you and you are welcome to use it.
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Thanks so much!
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Ah! I miss this movie version of Hamlet! Nicely done!
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This is too wonderful, especially the deep, pondering look on his face. Be careful, don't trip over Yorick...
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omg i LOVE Kenneth Branagh's version of Hamlet. Out of all the other versions we been watching in class this one is my favorite
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True, but I still prefer the Branagh version. Mainly because he made the gargantuan effort to put the entire play on the screen. He made for quite a good Hamlet too, of course, even though he was a touch too old to be entirely believable.
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God, so very beautiful! I love this picture, perfectly caught mood.
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This picture is so beautiful...
You're talented.
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I love Hamlet! He is one of my favorite heros, and I always can sympathize with him. I have watched the Kennith Branagh film so many times that I have memorized almost all of the lines.
Get thee to a Nunnery!
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Kenneth Branagh's version of Hamlet is really the best (or at least in my opinion) I loved his costume and everything. This is so well done
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Wow, I love the fact that you know the skull! Not many people knew it was poor yorick the court jester even though they all use the skull in hamlet pieces. I like your painting very much other than him being on the older side. But I assume you are doing it from the movie, in which case I understand I would not entrust the roll of hamlet to a younger boy the movie would have been horrible. This was my favorite outfit of his I loved his jacket. and I really love the detail on the collar.
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I know what you mean about sympathizing with him, he's just such a snappy dresser! ...and of course, Kenneth Branaugh is amazing, and I love him for his brilliantly done Shakespeare movies! 
Sidetracked... I love this, it's so simple in it's design, it really lets the emotion of the character shine. I would love to be able to capture feeling like this in art!
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I always imagine Hamlet as young with an old head and a bit hot-blooded.. Yet, your drawing is fantastic..
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Ah, Hamlet! If only the books my English teacher handed out to us contained such charming illustrations. I'd have been a lot more interested.
I especially enjoy how you've somehow managed to give his jacket a velvety texture with watercolor.
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Ahh~ I didn't know fanart for Kenneth Branagh's version existed! 
The love his contemplative pose. <3
Faving this immediately~
Also, love the color choices, very good. *nod*
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This is certainly an older Hamlet than what I imagined. Its good, nonetheless.
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This is somewhat inspired by Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet and he was admittedly a bit too old when he played him (but so was Olivier
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Beautiful drawing style - when did you started to draw?
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Can't remember a time, when I did not
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wow cool it looks exactly like him!! i was shocked to find out that he played lockheart in Harry Potter!! Great job i love Hamlet!!
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I love this depiction of Kenneth Branaugh. You captured him perfectly.
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I liked his version of Hamlet. I thought he was funny.
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I love Hamlet! (And I love Kenneth Branagh, too )
But what's amazing of this picture is that I saw the extra tiny thumbnail and thought "Hey, looks like Hamlet!"... Great characterisation, really!
And the simplicity f the image and the cold, sober colour scheme are really good for the character.
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This is a beautiful Hamlet. He is one of my favorite tragic figures...
Pm
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I can't stand him (Branagh) as an actor, and I think he was too old to play Hamlet, but that interpretation was probably my favourite (followed closely by the Ethan Hawke version). Excellent deviation, I love the colours and the lines. Especially the shape of the nose. You've captured the costume wonderfully.
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He WAS too old to play Hamlet, but so where many who played him. It is not easy to find someone with the right age and enough personality to fill out that part. Besides, Branagh`s Hamlet adaption was more stage-like than movie-like and in theater the right age is not as important as it is in movies.
However, thank you for the compliment
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Good point. You're welcome.
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Much love for Kenneth Branagh's "Hamlet". I really love this piece, it captures Hamlet's melancholy/madness rather well ^_^
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I love Hamlet, needless to say. And I like your painting
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Wow
He looks so thoughtful, the way I imagine him looking. Great job
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Nice! Though I personally prefare Macbeth, when it comes to Sheakspear... I'm a fan of his dramas
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Macbeth was the first of shakeapeares plays I read and it is still one of my favourites, though I am generally more interrested in his tragedys
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Yeah... I want to see Macbeth the opera by verdi soon... :3 Cant wait.
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