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I love the combination of flatness and shading, which makes it appear as though the images are composed of loosely-stacked cut paper. It reminds me of Miguel Covarrubias - particularly this caricature of William Faulkner:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_n3febsLiA_E/Rtd81RzcCkI/AAAAAAAAA4I/vXjxtec6y1g/s1600-h/IJOCA+8-2+Covarrubias+postcard+-+William+Faulkner.jpg
What a dream it would be to study technique with the likes of Balet or Covarrubias!
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