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Raskolnikow i Razumichin: "Nie ma spiny..." (Raskolnikov & Razumikhin: "Don't bother yourself...") - 15.09.2012
*** WORK DESCRIPTION ***
My first picture of Raskolnikov with his best friend in a bit humorous way. The quote is one of the most frequently used saying among Polish students that means something like: "Don't bother yourself, there are reterms". Isn't it possible that a similar expression might have existed at the universities of tsar's Russia? I don't think so.
As we remember from the book, Dostoyevsky pictured Raskolnikov and Razumikhin as two characters with completely different attitude towards studying. Raskolnikov, as an extremely ambitious and hard-working young man, was studying hard in the hope to acquire as wide knowledge as possible. On the other hand, Razumikhin, a good-tempered optimist, surely damped his friend's ardour (or at least tried to do so) and relieved him of exam stress.
The piece dedicated to all the students - both diligent and avid for knowledge as Rodion Romanovich and those of stoical attitude like Dmitri Prokofievich.
Enjoy!
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Hello everyone.
I would like to know your opinion about my work and my drawing style as a whole. One thing I want to ask you for is not to be rude to me as far as it's my fifth attempt to draw a human portrait ever and I'm just a beginner. Thank you in advance.
P.S.: The comic-like eyes of the man with a book in his hands is an intentional manipulation!
*** Inspired by "Crime and Punishment" by Fyodor Dostoyevsky and its Soviet screening from 1969. ***
Starring: Georgi Taratorkin, Aleksandr Pavlov.
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Comments: 20
Fifth attemp only? Hats off. While I do not picture Dima this way (like at all my first thought was Luzhin) and it seems to me, that Rodya's eyes are a bit strangely shaped, also look a bit as if he wore eyeliner (if intentional, well done) I think it is really wonderful piece, expressions are captivating. There ia a lot of progress to be done, but this picture is already quite far.
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Hah, thanks a lot! And yes - it seems that in the adaptation they put some eyeliner on his lids. The effect is outstanding, I loved it at first sight! <3
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It definitely ads drama to his character, TV Tropes have whole page dedicated to this effect - tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php…
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Of course he is. 
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Blonde Dmitri...why is it working so well?! D:
I really like this, it is a good window into their chemistry together.
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It's because the actor was playing sooo wonderfully.
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Actor? So their appearances are based on some movie? That renders half of my review up there rather invalid, since I have not seen any adaptation. Nevertheles I hope it is of some use to you.
Which movie by the way? I might like to see it.
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Directed by Leo Kulidzhanov, 1969, Russian Soviet cinema. It's mindblowing! <3
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AWWW so great!!! I'm really loving the composition, the background is so awesome with the text. Awesome facial expressions, I especially like your Dmitri! (He works as a blond, adorable!) This looks like it should be a book cover or a poster or something
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Wow, thank you very much - totally worth to hear!
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I've actually never watched C&P before, but now I've got to go check it out!
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First of all, you should continue your story.
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Hahaha no niee, takiego czegoś jeszcze nie widziałam. Extra!
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Uwielbiam stawiać na oryginalność - cieszę się, że tym razem trafiłam w dziesiątkę.
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