Lady Sees Portrait of Her Carbon Copy among Artist’s Works, ‘I Drew Her an Hour Ago,’ He Says – Story of the Day
|A street artist thought Emily was fooling him, but she was genuinely confused as to why he thought so. The conversation that happened between them right after surprised her and changed the course of her life forever.
Emily and her husband Michael were in New York for a much-needed weekend vacation. While strolling the busy streets of the Upper West Side, famous for its many street artists, she decided to approach one of them for a portrait.
“Hi!” Emily said enthusiastically. The artist looked at her, suddenly confused.
“Oh, you’re back! How can I help you?” the man asked her.
The woman was confused as to why the artist was talking to her as if they’ve already met. “What do you mean? I just wanted a portrait of myself, that’s why I approached you,” she responded.
Emily wanted a street artist to draw her portrait in New York City | Photo: Imagebb
Suddenly, the man’s expression changed, and he suddenly felt offended. “Look here, miss. I’m trying to make a living out here. I have no time for your jokes. I don’t know if you had the time to change your clothes or if you’re playing a prank on me with your twin, but I’m not buying it,” he said angrily.
“I’m sorry if I offended you, but I genuinely just wanted a portrait of myself to take back home. I have no idea what you’re talking about,” Emily said, suddenly feeling uncomfortable.
“Well, here. I drew your twin sister an hour ago. I found her very beautiful, so I drew a copy of the portrait to keep for my portfolio,” the artist explained, showing Emily the sketch he made of a woman who looked exactly like her. She was stunned.
“But, I have no sisters…” she replied, still looking at the portrait intently. She’s heard of stories of doppelgangers, but she never thought she’d have one.
When she was about to move on from the strange coincidence, she suddenly noticed that the artist drew a birthmark on the woman’s neck, on the same place she had her own.
Emily was confused as to who the woman in the portrait was. | Photo: Pexels
“Where… where did this woman go?” she struggled to utter. The artist pointed her towards the direction the woman went.
“She was wearing a blue jacket and had with...