Roger Daltrey

Ladies and gentlemen: front man screamer of The Who, Mr. Roger Daltrey. As the wife of a hairy-chested a rock musician, the prospect of painting Roger's bare chest as depicted here, seemed a bit...boring.  However, once I began this project, I found Mr. Daltrey's chiseled features a refreshing challenge. I won't get fooled again!

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