Artist Rik Reimert has a medium of choice, pen and ink, and with a series of mostly straight lines, has drawn and shaded a rather fantastic series showcasing some of pop cultures biggest acting icons.
Naturally we all recognize the Dinklagetron 3000 above, but the series spans De Niro, Spacey, Sutherland (the Donald version) and many more. It’s amazing what you can get done with pen and ink alone, and it’s a series worth checking out below:
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