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Published: 2006-04-10 03:16:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 325; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 28
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More practice of drawing Jake faces.Related content
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a couple of these seem to have the same expression but looking from different perspectives. very good reference piece....i've always found that the eyebrows and the lines around the mouth give the best indication of emotion....unfortunately, i never have the opportunity to develop a character like yours to practice them on. my work entails static repetition most of the time, which is boring...you must've had a good time with these
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Awesome expressions. I always set out to do exercises like this but never have the patience. What I really like is that even though he conveys all these different emotions you can still see a simialr vein in all of them, a sort of loveable, goofy, friendly guy even when he's scowling.
(At least that's how I read it.)
Also, nice background, very nice.
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I think it's the crooked mouth. Maybe. He has that Beau Bridges sort of look. Me, I just wish I had Beau Bridges' hair...
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Hmm, you know, I think that's it. Don't know what to say about the hair other than "good luck."
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I've always loved character sketches, and these expressions are no exception. I still find the new Jake design to be a little uncomfortable, since I knew the old design so well, but you seem to have settled into it flawlessly! And I too enjoy the cross-hatchy background...those are fun.
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See, I feel bad, sort of...because the "old design" is still more of the permanant design, though I though this design was more...I don't know...dynamic. Maybe it lent itself more to the idea of a more animated figure.....the old drawing/design is never really gone, though, it's becaome a reflex doodle for me...
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That are some great expressions!! 
And the background looks awesome!!
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The background took the most time, too! Thank you for noticing it....
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I thought so, all those details and everything, and it really gives the picture some depth
And youΒ΄re welcome!!
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I love the one with his eyes closed looking pleased in the upper right quadrant.
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