These were hard for me to do, because I kept on worrying about whether the person I was drawing would notice me staring at them.
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OK, you are amazing! Tell me you were born with a pencil in your hand and have been drawing ever since...because it sure looks like it! These contours of various people are fantastic! I can't tell them apart from some of the blogs we were assigned to view by "professionals". You have a great talent and I look forward to following your progression in this course. :)
ReplyDeleteI love these sketches. I really feel like you captured the essence of these people. Your lines are really strong and I especially like how you use lines to represent different people's hair. Good job with these!
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