Oh, I see. Still pretty decent.
Thanks, man.
Yes - I got the idea from a Youtube video showing drawing techniques. It was supposed to be of a certain supermodel, but I decided to play with it and create it into an unknown/non-existent female. Strangely, it does resemble a woman, who attends my gym. But she wasnāt in my mind, when I sketched this.
Female form is my favorite thing to draw/contemplate; part of my philosophical āeternal-feminineā aesthetic.
I think you speak for most heterosexual men. 
Perfection personified.
I loved Keanuās character in this movieā¦A Walk in the Clouds. Also, I donāt know why but there is just something so sexy, so beautiful, such qualia for me 
about a man wearing suspenders, especially someone like that man (Keanu) but of course there has to be something else that attacts me to him either emotionally/physically or intellectually. I donāt know what it is about an attractive man wearing suspenders. Also, when his shirt sleeves are rolled up and one can see a manās forearms. Strange what we find to be appealing, isnāt it?
Did you see him in the Devilās Advocate? He was pretty cool in that. Erik, have you seen this?
I donāt go much for perfection.
I adore Eddie Redmayne, in movies, recently The Theory of Everything. He was stupendous in Savage Grace.
Yes, I do remember seeing the movie, though I donāt recall much of what it was about though I have played devilās advocate a lot in my life and have gotten shot down for it.
I was being a bit hyperbolc about the perfection thing. But some things do lend themselves more toward perfection than others as a continuum of perfection. lol
I think that Eddie is a real cutie. Heās also really intelligent and extremely articulateā¦and a thoroughly nice guy though perception is everything. I watched/listened to a discussion he was having with Charlie Rose recently about TofE. Thoroughly interesting conversation.
I also so enjoyed him in Les Mis and in Pillars of the Earth. The book was wonderful - also its sequel, World Without End. I so loved it.
Havenāt seen TofE.
I wouldnāt call Eddie handsome but there IS something in his face so I would also enjoy him with his sleeves rolled up and wearing suspenders. 
What can I say? - As Magnus Anderson would say - āYouāre a womanā.
Iāll have to hunt up "Savage Grace.
I second the suspender thingā¦ hats, neckties, leather shoes, gentlemen wear in general.
Though my taste for looks is more along these lines
Russell Crow, huh? I think his two best movies were Romper Stomper and The Insider.
As for looks, nahā¦thumbs down.
Iāve always had a predilection for auburns. I think, in large, it has to do with them being rare, which augments their value even more.
Beautiful, no?
Few women share my taste nowadays. Smooth chested, smooth faced little boys are en vogue.
āMy family and friends have suspected for some time, but itās important that I tell the world ā I am a wankerā, Russell Crowe admitted at a press conference in Australia earlier this week.
Canāt argue with that. 
ā¦ reds and auburns
love them.
Thumbs down for me too. But as they say, beauty IS in the eye of the beholder. Itās all about our brains and our experiences.
Very very pretty, great features, nice eyes, nose. Are those freckles too? I almost wish I had her mouth but not quite.
Auburns, as you say, are not that rare, Erik. Why do you say that?
Maybe itās just in my neck of the woods thenā¦Iām much more accustomed to seeing blondes and brunettes.
Stumbling upon one is like finding a four-leaf clover.
Ah, now i understand. Enjoy the rainbow.
I meanā¦
I need coffeeā¦
People either love or hate the long hair. Personally, I donāt care, if people dislike it. I remember my ex said that one of the things she liked about me the most was that I was original, that I didnāt conform to whatās popular or fashionable. People at house-parties have said similar things: " I like your flow ".
Many people seem to think itās too feminine for men to have long hair. Of course, I beg to differ; the Vikings and Spartans, two of the manliest groups of warriors ever, had long hair. Short hair seems to be more " unmanly", if anything; a sign of being civilized, domesticatedā¦Long hair makes me feel the opposite: heathen-like, natural.
Oh ātwaddleā what people thinkā¦ itās all about ādoing youā - my friend has finally stopped telling me to get false eyelashes, hair extensions, and false nails etc. after I kept staring at her blankly everytime sheād mention it? I really hate that over-done lookā¦ itās so contrived.
Sheās into that, and now she accepts that Iām into edgy.
You look devine (as per) Erik, but what is that red mark on your neck? 
That would be the scar from when I had my neck slit open to remove my thyroid ( cancer ). I was lying down on the operating table for 12 hours straight ( should have taken only 6 hours, but the surgeons came across some complications ), being pumped with anesthesia. When I woke up, it literally felt like I was beaten with a baseball-bat all over my body. Fun times! 