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The original phjotograph was probably taken by Cecil Beaton, the Oscar winning costume and set designer for 1964's My Fair lady. My rendition was done completely freehand in Prismacolor pencils.
Audrey was the most beautiful actress to ever live, with the possible exception of Natalie Wood.

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:icondangerdanger:
Wow. I'm stunned. :+fav:

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Me, myself and I.
:iconozda:
True dat, she was a very beautiful woman n...n I really apreciat this work of at, it really captures her some-what playful characteristics, and yet, her eligance as-well. Me loves! :+favlove: x3
:iconsugarcub:
awesome!
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I agree with you about her :love:
:icono0acyd0o:
*-* My Fair Lady is one of my favorite movies, and this is absolutely gorgeous! Freehand as well... I can't say much else other than major kudos to you, sir.

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Too often, we lose sight of life's simple pleasures. Remember, when someone annoys you it takes 42 muscles in your face to frown BUT, it only takes 4 muscles to extend your arm and bitch-slap the motherfucker upside the head...
:iconwillowii:
Oh audrey. I just love her...so beautiful
:icontasuki-no-miko:
*stares*
:faint:
You're even better than before!!! :worship:
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:iconkittyphoenix:
Very beautiful! The hair always strikes me as funny though :giggle:

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And all the people go smoo... :meditation:
:iconalohomora:
Ooooh this pic is definitely one of your best, can't believe how talented you are- v jealous!! This outfit and the jewellary were gorgeous, you've drawn it brilliantly.
:iconmrshan:
!!! . . guess thats explains

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