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In the garden , Summer time
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If you don't like it , then why are you wasting your time here?
Do answer me that.
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Alright then , my apologies but please consider the way you put your words together.
The way you first spoke on the first comment came across negative and a little offensive.
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OK , well I only wanted to share a few photographs. photography isn't really my best area , but since I just got a distinction in my grades for art school, I thought there would be a few people here who would enjoy them.
I am a portrait artist (traditional media) , so obtaining semi-decent photographs is of a great help to me. So if you've any other tips , please share.
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No....and I knew those points already , thanks.
Also , I do not intend posting any photographs of myself on here either.
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What is your area of art?
You have no deviations... Or do you have multiple accounts?
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Ah drawing , now that is my area. Although I won't be uploading any on this account , well not to the standards that I call a drawing an actual finished drawing (yes I am a very hard critique on my own works). Faces are what I draw most of...is there anything I could help with?
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The best advice I can give you for that is to study people's faces - from many different angles , and study them hard. If you have no one around you , then use a mirror and practice with yourself. Just spend time observing... take in how each feature is on the face and imagine how you would draw them - as you notice , not everyone's features are perfect. Also take note in where they are and the spaces between them - try and align them in relation to where another feature is. this will make it much easier.
Also the nostrils are usually in line with each inner corner of the eyes , so you can use this to make sure that the eyes are not too far apart either. The gap between the eyes should generally be about the size of one eye alone. So that's how the face you are drawing can become more proportionate. That's a general rule , not one for everyone , but one that usually works for most faces. Hence the reason for your facial studies.
Align eyes
then try the nose...
as for the length of the nose , how far down the face you need to draw it , this will be based on your observations...if you are drawing young children , the nose can appear sometimes higher.
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you're welcome.
Oh and my other account is.. incase you'd like to find me again for more help
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It's no problem at all - I love to help.
Hope you like my works there too.
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